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Vet% Aretighlg
Soule httereattng *04 valt Vonl.belng
eendu,etecl, an the.lpotelolott 44•PeriMerte
)40. rerme coneerna varietal „ hYbrielle,
tuts *vie bait alt itelOieet the eeOurihg.
• of bOth• earlier and laigho ylelrUng Mae
threveli; the Ittiltsation of inertia -
ed 'Vigor whlch is Obtainable Virolignthe
,erOssing Pertain.''`itar**, .06 'lir
oroasef$ have ,beort nade chtelly between
early flint and 'late tient variettee, and
the h..Yhrld 'Materiel otttOluo4 has 44 leerat
00* shown much WO,O44e., Vadiaeht,
edly * great deal more wilL be, heard or.
*1444 crosses In taupe, years, ,
--04:E« and Airloolttirat SOeletlea
The ON.. 4s ..showing a fine spirit :oi
PO-oRerAtion toward the 'malletAgri-,
anturin societies, in .ontArio.,
' °wolf; to Variatkenetn condl-
Vlonz
thtA, 1(003talehiealdtvilloila • have
been made nude With Separate Prises toreach,
The 4itat prize : or grain ex1414'
6 Iteis. Is'$60.00. AOthere are 4, pri-
ze.- Three 'sheaves -constitute , an 'exhi-
- bit for ewlatilt 5'1)47.0 are Offered, the
fieet'"aznointtiMr to, 040,99. In .addition
to the, atioit(there %trill 'be a thamplene"
ot s4toit., p.1, every* coil* tie
a Many Mtn wive, deal with their *ids,
la !Melt * Vey that they Wily have to
a*yhanriPiekhate What 'one luau
cen do, another eau Often do 441.101.4
rittertY tta well. -tio hoPed that.
eery erne, Will try "to eXereiSe 'the nem..
isty eare sprite& And 'ea esare htme
• let Or tronlole in eOliligYlnif with
the aet."
Help 18.,„Makt• 0.4iinaLla hiojet Beskuliful.
the. 10110, .thluere *ad IMaittraietiere
Placit-, In 01400. Past .4tsplease API foto
are made by- raft% it time he set out`L'‘
tfO Inecio. seme et the defrile,46, th4t has
,been clone; r ,Thete. ari*: primrose- Pathi,
for ail to Who are to `voto t4P121.
en 4%014 amount or worry- tan, be
spaded_ undef along those paths in* a
bright Spring afternoon. Aimee ekriam
tillece the first garden ntany pastime,
'have eonte to elatm „the4"..' thousands but
'have passed, out Of the ""piettne while
gardening, his "et;ood through the. e'en-
turies, There muet be something in it.
Buy same flower - seeds; plant -some
flowers or shrubs -this owning sPring.
15elp, to make Canada more beautiful.
ship elaes for single sheaves OPen tO Watell. the 13eel Carefully; in, Early
•Mealhers:Of Agrieleltural Societie$. SRI**
.eQrn grower tiliS Orb* can ,do
Mat:, deal to Save himSelf a Lot of un-
nece.s,sary liand-pieleing of torn stubble
o If he will use -tare and forethought in
thismethod ef dealing With ilia eoja
field,"states L. Caesar, irovinclitl En-
toinologi.st. •'If he plows the field
care-
- lessly and, does not bury the ,stubble well(
-he 4s sureAcrdrag-it up in working-th.-.
and so will have a lot of hand-pick-
ing: Also, if he uses a toothed cultiva-
ter instead of a fiLSO he will drag up a
ro Store
CcOOK WITH
ELEcTRIcmt
k clein • ,..Economical
,
' See thedisplay of various
_styles_and makes at
fit y ro Store
GODERICH
ydro baps ...for'. light-
•ing• They are guaran-
•teed.
'On the fir
g all. tolonie'S
should be briefly examineci to •see that
they still possess vigorous oueens, that
the food supply is sufficient and that
t he colonies ice strong enough to bt.ild
up in time for the main flow, This ex.
'amination-shdold'beaa-briet-as-possible•
for fear of chilling the brood and thus
weakening the colony. Any colonies
that require • special attention such est_
requeening, feeding or uniting should be
marked for such attention later. Ac-
cording to the Dominion Apiarist ,
,00lonies should have at least twenty
pounds of food in the hive at this first
examination. If any colony has less
than this amount it -should be •given
honey ar stigar syrup to make up the
deficiency.
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4'Sintaleteinge
S* Twety-four .
)toarse
.1,11; 111;p1Voi.1;:tent
tor ' rowing.
14 Twice.
.,.!tatttlard. ty
IUtfllSUte
tOoytiohlo.
ft To help,:
githere
, 22' To. underMine.
e4itioet .popeloite
iltvlatert of the
21 FIPb
British Ieles.
23 Window part.
30 To '
31 ProSted.
loow spiritee
34 -Cereal. ' •
4,1,65 tp;aveovaelt.te.o: •
• lettuce.
3$ Piriit Jewish•.
. high prieet. •
',10 Sim god. n.
42 Process of ab.
'sorbing food
" 'Fertilizing the Orchard
Vs Ontario and Quebec the severe
winter of 193344 'caused a considerable
aMdunt„Of damage to a great many 'or-
1 chards, resulting 'In a ,large nutober ot
trees losing a pOrtion of their tops: ' :iii
1 addition a certain simotmt of injury to
the conl':itseting tissues resulted in con -
Adorable debilitation. There . appears ',to
be reason to exPectTsoine further dam-
• 'ttee this rearasa result' Orthe-Weiken
•ed condition • of thetrees last semen.
-
Since the rocks are probably not dam-
aged it IA net deSirable .to MAY Urge
•amounts, of fertilizers this sPring mikes
.15.i.e. "certain that there has not been any
dart:age done.• .
• "With cOndueting tissue limited and
• root pressure abOut normal, there will
Ibe probablY about all the food the tops
can take care of. :The Dominionjfor-
ticulturist „recommends that . fertilizer
Iapplitatione he made early and 'that
they do not exceed about one-qUartOrPf
a normal application.'
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45 Native metal.
41-1 eithfu1
Con it sel oes.
48 SuoWii.liee.
43 lluselan
mountaliae,
51 Crystal gazers.
52 Spread ot:hit
arele
53 Typee„Of
.5.5 Beane
50.. 're Intation.
• 57 kali!
59 Severed.
17 ,
oottets,;
t‘to,
.ttSurne,
rOenis. ,
.:2$ MOW,:
'24,Poe .Ntho telida
• gateleils;
24: Contingent
twtion eliOne0„
.Portrait
1000.
29 To, gittde.
.44 TO
33:$1entlor,'
of love.
,
60 Set or seveite 1rIAS-
61 Tet peee awn:, ai)veriallutes.
• VEllItTIV4iii. .41,Ttirtlea,
• " 4:1Meat.,
.3 BOY. 44 Metallic eatee
eri Violent aer ..tnied On
Jdz1wtnd. tateee fOr ieo
6 Verbally,, 148 Violent WaVe,
7 Miller note 4S Meets.
Aeomplished, 00 Insect lie.
erettun.
10 oovernor gett. 52Pertleo.
ea l of Canada,14 Perehed.
1;,1 arl of 56Tet soak up.
12 To rega`et.,.... 58 Maseullue
14 if0 ottare?' e Pronoun.
15 Doomed., 59,51yee11.
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•should lack information on garden pro-.
'blems.
• pi areas viherethere are no Societies,
questions /nay be addressed to Ontario
4kgritnitical" College, Guelph; Central
EsPerlmental !Farm; Ottawa; and the
lidortictiltural So,,-leties Branch, Parlia-
ment Buildings, Tortmto.
-Horticulture Progressing',
Interest 50, eonununity beautification
,is increasing evidently,partienlatiyin
• mai areas. ,Not eonlY Am . -established
„hortitultural sozieties going ahead with
increased enthusiasm, but new organiza-
tions are loeing fOrnied.
During recent Weeks kortlicultural So-
cieties have been organized 51 .West
• Lerne, Kinmonnt, Schomberg, 'Williams-
town,. Melton, and'et. Pauls.
deft_ toweed
Or-
ganIza1on have 'beentaken by horticul-
eho,
_DantPlni
• This trouble is- due -to -the attacks or
a:minute' limas which is able to make
headway where there is an excessive
amohnt of Moisture- in the , atmosphere
ar eeit "-The effeets- etre most :Marked
aniong.young and tender seedlings when
theeeare crevided* together or plaeed
under tinsuitable atmospheric Conditions.
A. common cause of dardping-off among
seedlings is to he found when the tem-
perature in a. glass house or propagat-
ing -frame is lower than that outside.
This induces -condensation of Water on
all partS of the plants as they beame
Erere, if it is possible to raise
the temperature of the hoose, the mois-
ture soen_evaporates and is one 'more'
•suspended in• the air.' Pree- ventilation,
when the outdoor conditions make this
•Possible,- will often- prevent and remove
the excessive ,formation of moisture on
-the seedlings. tilrectiy in?' signs' of
'clamping -off are to be seen, healthy
teedlinge •should be transplanted and
e0e1t, o 1,1 0 r' edtois, preli 1141:Otl.;,:tr
i .
d b18
, so
tk*ve sinned whist 1ep.
knO: in. '114, stirlit.**•• Too Sptrit ''ut.Ood
.helPhur us thus to go sssurd
thAt Oa 44`41er,,,,WhOt •SeOlalt ,,bta AO ala
eff,', aaa
to *net OA, tell on ii,ls ni.
4.,x141'itissCd 01% VS, in*, an'•• intage of
.1:1110,, Whouet Sparing HU Own son,- but
litvhaii:.ginx UP to:.deatict that ei,",lt altlidat,
live, .irrettett mitl..nOW Wait* $04 401alage
,the ^tiler.
1 (I) How the Father ItetelVed OW $ k
AA 000ii aa tho, **Wow la ite0g,
' on *rug feet Alie old *nen runs .1.0 Meet
Ihint, and ere the Con hai,time to speak
4,worn, the father Ingehlin in his urn*
'Preeool him to, bis beeein; Anil Overly*
hie cheek With Otetsionate itioek litts Ain
• '4141;.:Irokie- and vreePe Or. ley. And ilits
OeedeeCtett as Pl 'te dr*Wie; Oy' .the
halid
and seen in the Iltee 'Of Illtin 'whom
Be. o'nt tO aeek ,s,n4 'save us, to bring 11$
bae)c• "to open 4Way of reeuntillatione-7.
the Ped who. unwilling that &MY &Mild
PeriAllp iniriteS and. Waits oUr Owing,
(I) 1101v the father 'treetett the pro-
digal. The ring he geiVe bon eltrnities
• here the espousttla between Christ and
Iiis Church; it, •may bk, tile token ot her
marriage, lite passport of those who are
blessed to go' to the Marriage supper of
the latrab. The naked feet was a sign
of servitudt. Therefore the order to put
shoes on his feet, was tantamount tothe
declaration from the father' l _lips that
the prodigal was not to be regfCled as
•ti servazit, but as a ton: that to hint be-
longed all the privileges and possessions
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MILBURNS
LAXA-LIVER
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TheY Ore grOolt land easy ,it,o4ta
• DON Nr040401/K
'(littendeit for la$4, 'week)
elteenneyeStalth...-..A. quiet Wedding
'rho IN Os *V meet on Trinal
ienIng of this week.,
•Vile W ft S., Met Iast Thortglq At.
terneon 51 the. home 'of Mice lloPhonie
Chewier, 'gm. Bert -Naylor hod thaw
of the 'meeting and the chapter in the
Study Souk was taken by UM, Geo
Haylere Readings were given by Elaine
atunforti. Me. J. 0. Itobinson, and Mrs --
•II. Thompson, artd an instnimeatel wet
given by Jean Robinson.
-Mr. and Mrs. Troward ,Canipbell and
sons . were. Sunday visitors at .the
of her parents, Ms. and Mrs; A. E. John-
ston.
Mrs. Ernie Derr, Auburn, spent Fri -
clay afternoon at the' home of her par-
ehts, Mr. and Mrs. R. chitmnty. ,
1V1r.. and liars. Edgar Pattison and font-
ily, of Wingham, spent Sunday at the
t.ats,t-ArAgonfi3,
ekr,.._And Mrs. J. C. Robinson enter-
tained a number of their friende Moir
hteme on Monday evening ivhenT-repre-
sentatives of the ,Wear -ever Alluminum
Co; served a demonstration dinner. •A
similar demonstration was held a ,few
weeks, ago iiriliejitime or Mie. ---and Mrs.
Rebt. Chainney. • the highway to the lake -through the
• Chamney-Smith-A (fact 'Wedding took wooded parts, makes a -pteureeque set -
is a ple.1104 -field, a ,beach
for bathing. 'sleeping cabire and a large
our tso
ne Cons
!Whoa tho howols are not Xe9C
logulat they hotomo ohiggod up**
IcOto and 'poisonous, matter
ettneing eenettpationehtliouseeme siek
hotohteho owl Other Toros' of 111r0r,
trouble., ,
X00' your leeltel* regular 1)7 tk
Milburile:LieXii-reiVer
hey ithattlete, the "ituggiolt"
and regoloto thtt itow 0± bilo,toelhot
t will net prom:1y on. hoWotot
(19 not wipoi *oohOn or gate*:
•
/man, -Neit Fuhriug,
74,2 ••••
1118 41a.eze in the tather'seheart was now
to -resume it at his stable and in_ his
house.
••E3) -Bow How the father rejoictd over the
prodigal. Orief retires; •joy must have
its place. to these servants the father
nefer told •his grief; but now the
'prodigal ,lias come hack, he spelika out.
So, God rejoices in His ransomed. "1
_shy unto_ you,_that likewise joy shell be
In heavers over one sinner that repent-
eth, more than over 'ninety and nine
just persoh, which need no repentance'
(LUke 161). • -
(ports in the interval, the proportion
40,urchased by Great Britain* had In-
creased to 41 perecerit. •
There can be no doubt that outstand-
ang benefits accrued te -Canada, as a re -
suit -of the Ottawa conference," the let-
ter concludes.
Goderich, Ont.
••••••=rwanavra snamewarnomommannams
Sunday' Afternoon
By ISAIlEir HAMILTON
eeeee.easeemmermeeartausle,••••*.;,..
0 Jesus, full of truth and grace,
More ftili of grace than I of sin,
Yet once again I seek
Open Thine arras, ahd take me in,
And freely any backslidings heal
And love the faithless ginner still.
Chailes Wesley.
PRAYER
We know we have sinned but we know
• too that we have an • Advocate with
Thee, even 'Thine own. Son. Help us to
seek forgiveness from Thee through
Him. Amen. •.
S. S. LESSON FOR MAY 8, 1935'
Leeson 'I'Ople--"Sin, Repentance and
Faith. -
WORLD MISSIONS
Kindergarten and 011ie Work •
'
0. A. the
eharge.
'The dates to tittf„ camp Wel* gtet for
July 2ite50 MOO. ,i!*tc 'Rev,. John iroyk.
aeoretary of the -Oriente\ Xdue
cation** touticit, 'be 'thre dItlettq,
teaderseae. the tan* will IwItiti4s miss
Eunice; Tyburst, of Toronto, ekeretaryof
the Ontario Girlsv Work Board, kfldMrs
John Kelm% of Toronto,formerly of
this etteeepresietent of the. Ontario Girbe
Work Board.
ti•hoped to have he addition, to
units 1,2 and. 3, and BIblee study,
tettese for ledr,0± boys and; gilds
7044-7 than the and Tuxis
agO. -Putelie speaking win • rie. another
new 'course, it arrangementsnL iXt
made for it. There will also be a re-
creational eourse, with leadere, and a
course in dramatie,s. A m1/fluxing In-
structor, resident nurse, and a musician
will also be on the staff.
-Astaramsalt;SOMii4t..01'4r41,F;z44
The new site iS owned by „ the United
ehurth Huron Presbytery and is a
lovely spa, including 20 &Ws. • iligh
-stbove' the lake, the eamp site -Offorda
beautiful view andat one side is a
ravine where Vesper and worghip s
vices are held. A winding 'iciad front
In the village of Oimura, live the de-
scendantsof a very old family that
traces its history back through 40 gen-
erations to days when Oyer 3%10 peasant
familieg swore fealty to the head of thLs
house. Even lo -day there are 30 fam-
ilies who pay dues as Of old and look to
the present ivff,Taflak for help in time
ef need. Among the treasures or the
house is a board, 309 years old, which
used to hang on the gateway and warn-
ed people that Christianity was prohi-
bited.
'A Christian fanner in a iteighlxchig
village urged Mr. Taneka'alliiire a day
nursery for the village children during
the bueyt season. Be consented. A
woman evangelist and two young girls
lived in his home for one month and
carried on the day, nursery. A very un-
happy ,home was eoinpletely transform-
ed. The Junior Young Men's Associa-
tion, impressed with the spirit of love
and service shotvn by the teachers, re-
quested that the woman evangelist give
them an '-address on Christianity. As a
result a -group of le became interested in
Christianity and meet weekly in Mr.
Tanaka's home for worship and study.
Two young men have already been bap-,;
tized.
There are 225 villagees in this pro -
v• ince. Three out of four of the vil-
Lessen Fasaag&-St. Luke° 15:11-24.
• !loges where the mission • opened day
Gadeii Terxii=1- Adm. '1:9.
nurseries last year carried on themselves
"A certain. man had two sons." It
2- this year making it_ possible to open work
WOuld be rash' to szeyethat Where the in live new villages. •
Placed Out singly in fresh soil. 'All af- home is right the inmates never go ..The whew city was gathered togeth-
feeted specimens' /should 'be deStroyed. wrOrig. Still, the promises to believers er at Peter's door." Was it a bit like
The -wisest course of all for the gardener include their childrenand the instances that? The poor were indeed gathered!
at our door. The front yard was full °if ---
Is to bear in mind the -conditions which wre comparatively few where, a hateful
lead up to .the activitite, of the fungtes. •
place _Lt. Knox Mnited church manse,
Auburn. on Wednesday afternoon, April
10511. when Rev. Dr. Mortimore united
in marriage Roberta Mae, second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith,
of the 10th con. East ,Wawanosh, and
•Robert Ehvyn, eldest son -of Mr. -and
Mrs. Robert Chamney, Donnybrook,
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Ulu
ted Church Camp
.Chosen For Summer
• •
41.1.1111.0161/11.1000
W.. 0. -Leaders to Hold Gathering
-There—Property Two and a
Half Miles from Goderich.
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gtiMegl
•
• In all infantile coMplaints that are
the result of the depredsittentiof •worms
In, the .stomach-,,arttt. AntestinesTAILllient-----
Worm Powders Will be found an effective
remedy. They attack the cause of these
troubles, and by expelling . the worms
from -the organs insure an orderly work-
ing of the system, without Which the
child panilot , maintain Ati strength �r
'thrive. These powders mean health and
improvement
London, April 15th. --.A *new. site, two
and a half miles from Ooderich, on the
Blue Water Highway, has • been thosen-
for Camp Beau Sejour, the Interdenom-
inational leaders' camp for Western
Ontario.• '
The territorial Committee met hi Lon-
don on Saturday afternoon at the Y
TIME TABLE CHANGES
E ilECTIVE
:SUNDAY. APRIL 28tit
FULL INFORMA,TION410it NEAREST
• AGENT..
• Canadian Pacific'
MOM,
wardiburg
"T114E FAMOUS
• ENERGY
• F1300"
A product , of The CANADA STARCH -CO., Limited
outset ends In a, worthless old age. In them eacirwIth a' ticket. and- a few eats
:tura enthusiasts at GentgetOrn, tsharo Much may be done 16 prevent, the attack order to make the home the preparation in his hind waiting, until the doors were ,
lea% Ridgettle, Middlevilie, 'Ilhorndale, 'hit Providing ample drainage. a POraus for heaven, the first thing 1s10 strength.- opened, to buy •something among all
Oil Springs and AlikOtin. ' ' " , canipnatc and the exercise of care . in en that cord of love between father and those half -worn garments, something
• As there are near*, 290 tforticulturali 'waterlog. - IntilterInti should be done ..as son.. Of all Clod' cords the itheest„ and that would keep away the cOld of the
goeleties. Reit,* in the PrOVhiCe. no. ciemeearlYeaszejlOaalbleehletlieectalreelo-ttiate-hee perhaps the strongest) Is the cord Of eez.mn g
winter. The Biwa Kindergarten
'oi ' • fore nightfall; every tratie or oniperfinnue love. -,,The trite home of , humanity ...............0,1 —. 15 mothers and the church methers had
Moisture has vselishecL. - God -O* od trusted, coMmuned 'with, be- brought everything that they could spare
EMPIRE .---„,„„ „.._,„, kwed, obeyed. dim Seranto Bible). or no longer needed. They, themsejves,
, TRADE. 11\11;)KtADA0, (Dr. Thomas Otitlirle, in The Pase.bles • ' -,
had searched out. the homes of the poor,
Follow Simple pirections Here
For Quick Relief
When yen have a cold, remember the
simple treatment pictured here .
pretcribe,d by doctors as 'the quick,
,safe way.
•
Results are amazing, Ache atiadis.
tress go ittimediately. Because of
Aspirin's quick -disintegrating prop-
erty; Aspirin' "takes hold" --e- almost
inslanfly. 'Your told is relieVed "quick
as yottcaught iti"
• All do is take Aspirin and
drink p,...ety of water. DO this evety
2 1o4 hours the first day -e -less often
afterward • if throat is iseie,
ASpirin gargle wilt etisttit.lti 8,4 ikttio
so 2 hithUteg. • ••
k your doctor aleolit title:And
tresemtric64/40111.114-4i41Pal
buy, It Is Made alt Canada tend all
4rtiggasts have it. took for the name
Bayer lathe Wm of a Oros., on &ay
Aspirin tablit. MARIA Is the trade
tnark of the Bayer Company.Limited.
brink ttiti'plase water -o.
Repot treatment m 2 boom
•
•DOES N�1 HMN
"M Witt
e
in the tight of tite Present Day, has the
ImPdetalice °Z the trade agreements foll g to say on The Parable of thel inquired of their needs and given them
.9onferenw in Ottawa in 1032 is in:aloha-1 Regarding .the sOn-h." as a tYpe of iFor every ticket there was an 'article
• 'negotiated _at the IMperial Soontmic prodigid sten:- •
j the ticket's.
I of clothing. The blind mart with a
Azed in'the March letter issued by`the taan, and the father as a type of God 1
'1 warm winter shirt, a mother with a gltr-
'Royal Bank Of Canada.
The Value of exports to emigre cowl- dimes
II let us shady these, the two prominebegint
In this beautiful parable, I !pent for each of her babies, 11, little girl
tries has intreased by' sile,066,000' dur- -.I--
I lung With the prodigal. `" I with shining, eye.s hugging .to herrelf a
Says, (1) Me conduct. 1st the condition of not the spirit of the 1V1aster, working, AS
toy, all went Kerne happy. And *at tt
Ing thd, peel', two years, the letter '
:ap expansion which is described asi ex-) the prodigal we lutve a picture of the
tracOlnary in view of ethe prevailiag lOw, misery into which ein, havitg estranged of old, in the heart of one woman that
brought her back, confessing that she
level of trade between most parte 0°1110lin from our heavenly_Cpather, has
world. Cif the total increase in Car*-: plunged its Wretched Votaries. wire et., had sinned against the spirit of love and
offering a few eeit1S in pay for garments
titan exports In these two years, 492,-; th sinner who departs front God,' and
990,0(X) he% been in,the feria of increase a -beacon to such as feel iriestaine under she had concealed the day before.
Teen.,age work anywhere requires ;
ed exports to 4:ireat Britaht, $36,000.000 the restraints Of a pious home, he seeke
in increated exports to other parts of the happiness only th 11116 misery: attibitions h f i d ti ,s; . Th t !
present five groupof teen
.EraPire, find 441,000,600 ha exports • to, of an einhall1)150 Cartmell,
oyeed liberty, he einks in, -e -age girls In
.norreeinpire ,eountries, an aggregate the tonelition of the batht slave. "". Cartmell, anti group corresponding to
4,41ch of the four years in the city gov-
ereate amounting to 416900,009. 1 (2) Itis change of mind. 61,p is here
ernment
high school, and one for grad- i
- There was att" increase of .02,090,000 ' represented ae e madnetef an%talcs. In Met d who acts
la the. value of Oreat Beitalh'e lmports to t ultras/ to sound reason, his own . --a child oat grraduating!
from kindergarten, _ if ehe enters ouri
from Canada in tiw' two years, 'and of, interestsand the reality, Of things as a
pUblic school ise.year grouil4may pass!
Shia the letter says; ' ,,. • .1 sinner? Itappy such as through the
-41t SlioidVbeTeefrieffitgted-that up •t6 tile Of ' Oild, ' Wriektitle‘ ' by '1Whitteteer P,Yee`r ' bit -nu '6674 'line sr°"-14131:te-11"tt4
••
'19p, in almost every year since Confect- ntearte have come to .theineelves the!" " te " the graduates
ostiargs00 malt 00140411w pitdiod: 4nd are asated me the reiiew group tveare hoPe the years ot Chas.
',-1117".1.-P11-,11
ChrIstian.Chataifer and de;
‘e,,ars of poet -war proeperity swhIrt Iran.; of' JSits Clothed told
'eheir 'right mind,
ou can't Sto
stoking a
IONS
steam
engine"
Said W r tgley
Interviewed, and asked to what
he
attributed his phenomentl success,
the late Mr. Wrigley,,. os chewing
gum fame, rdfilied, "To the consistent
° • •advertising' of 8.! good product."
"But," asked the' reporter, "having
captured practically the entire market, why continue to,
spend vast sums annually on advertising?"
Wrigley's reply was illuminating.
"Once haying raised steam in an engine," he stated, "it
reqiiires continuous stoking to keep it r p. Advertising
stokes up, business and keeps it running on 'a full head
.of steam."
ufaetiired goodsbut theIan their r eonstittited a relatively: (3) " Ills &stmts. "1 perish," he said. • glance te Jesusis Christ . The -16' groups
, ' 9
laege proportion of , tatted/tin Minore mall
t"'
Great Britain's share dropped cif <44) ellie Witt "lhiied" render 'blue and co exPrels the needs and deth'es 61t;
the particular age of the group. Pro -
18 1929 it onnounted to OW 2.5 per tent, thilis away he the dim distanee lies inY
Jetto have, been carried. through. twit as
Pro -
0± the total. Ashe tritieh. MOW, how. tather'tt betted - house of mankInan- a conceit to raise funds to send girls to
ever, it &options)* Stable Oen during MOS, Mid Steel full tupPlieS Oaf the
dtortation and *ten toe genew de- servoill.• etron the hired servants, have
dine of toted tee* divit* found 41.4 bread -enough and td Spares"
isa 1932,:in vita of aeolnerpreetssiott. „in:" (5) Itis,resolutiett. W11100* and -
the townie and todue or goods going 10 .110 fito my sither.9 nemovo the otoalotal,
otest, oak*, off 00 ottit a tow ex. and 'letting ,totettience ett the bench, lei
was *int tobeetbed bY Abet turd.' us itoke phkee..' pronigai
Mann, moths -and -daughter patty,
and, even to -da, th'tY Were inaking
plant for entertaining the students of
the Beitool for the Blind and attiring
phristmes cheer with theni, Of
theta eirls, le went to Oar glrle tainroat
azet. Detwon its? aktia 0414, sovitit •A ite.! ehtned swab out tuft ite texos takos Itatnatultka. tralv.-1107 Metisetv.
eideCipoe- eaeetein, the tot4 "WOO Of Ote del* teialttliaat our • bra, ty,,„„jhabtr. 101.,-4t1u1011*TY in Japan.
'
,This.4pplies InlOppSS too, DonMa
't ke- secret
of your product. peo.06' allatit it: Tell -thefts'
Whit it does. Tell them its advantages. Tell them where
tikget it. Tell them through the Press and keep on
teliblg them.
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