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EBB ROSS
Says
Our Dominion. Security Plan means un -
mediate and substantial protection for
loved ones when they need it and it you
live—it mean-' a retirement fund for yod.
Ask me about "Dominion Security."
E. M. KOSS
Representative Goderich Ontal:io
THE CDERICit SIGNAL -STAR
HANNA BELIEVES RURAL
MAIL BOXES 'DISGRACE'
NODE SANDERSON CHOSEN Little, Listowel High School, and
FOR BANFF CADET CAMP I Lt. George Anderson, Lucknow
High School.
Tentative dates for the camp are
roar Huron County army cadets!, 19 to August 9. Before going
are among 16 from Western On -'II to Banff cadets will spend a week
Ilmtim who have been chosen to i at Camp Ipperwash for outfitting.
aMesid summer camp, at Banff, ii, Besides basic army training, they
t� i will have riding and swimming
Lieut_ Robert Sanderson, of i facilities at the camp and access
Gaierich Collegiate, son of M Mr.; to the Banff School of Fine Arts.
mei Mrs. R. G. Sanderson, will
s peesent this town's high school i Moose Jaw, Sask., got its name
cadet corps. Others from' this from an Indian phrase meaning
iai&t are Capt:- Roger West, "where white men mended cart
*imam High School; Lt. Wallace i with jaw bone of moose."
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-Gordon Linds y Smith
Don't Make These Mistakes feet wide, will set off any .drive -
Planting too .close together and way, and roughly circular beds of
VItiiiting too deep probably the zinnias, marigolds or some of . the
aresmaller things, will make a won -
most common of garden mistakes. derful show. Then for the smaller
Lt's a good plan to forget all about
the tiny seeds one is sowing and
concentrate on the size of the
plants those tiny seeds will grow.
Even tiny things like alyssum
or portulaca, or leaf lettuce and
green onions require some The space
ace
to develop properly.
rule is about at least half as much
space between sprouted plants as
they will be high when full grown.
With small flowers and vegetables
this means at least a couple of
inches between and with say zin-
nias,, peas, beans, etc., four to six released it crumbles but does not
inches. With dahlassand corn this pack it is fit for the • spade or
should be 12 to 18 inches. The plow.
rule for depth is three the
diameter of the seed or root
plant-
plant-
OSHAWA MAN ORDERED'
ed. This means that really tiny TO PAY HOTEL BILL
seed should be merely pressed in
the soil while such things as beans A six-month suspended sentence
and peas 'should be covered down
about an inch deep. A few very i was imposed on John D. Lees, of
tall flowers like gladiolus and Oshawa, when he pleaded guilty
dahlias Should go down from six before Magistrate D. E. Holmes,
to 12 inches. � Q.C., in weekly court last Thursday
Transplanting , to fraudently obtaining food and
When small, practically anyi lodging from the Clinton Hotel
amounting to $52.99.
He was ordered to pay court
costs and make restitution. Lees
was brought from Oshawa to face
the charge.
SORE THROAT ?
Don't suffeg
from common,
sore throat, when
you can do some-
thing about it. Rub
in soothing Minard's
Liniment — get a
supply, today! Get
quick relief—today!
!HARD'
"KING OF PAIN"
LINIMENT
garden there are all sorts of tiny
flowers, like alyssum, portulaca,
poppies and similar flowers which
thrive even in poor soil and once
well started will crowd out weeds
and go on blooming until hall.
Is Soil Ready?
It is a serious mistake to do
any general sowing or cultivating
while the ground is .the least bit
muddy. Heavy soil is injured ani
later trouble results wen it is
dug or worked too soon. A good
test is to take a little earth and
squeeze it in the hand. If when
Huron -Bruce's veteran Progre ,-
sive Conservative` member itt the
Provincial Legislature, John Hanna.
believes Ontario's rural trail box.ss
are "a disgrace."
He said during discussion 'of
travel and publicity estimates that
they weren't up to the standard
of the 'rest of our beautiful coun-
try. Perhaps it was a matter the
Federal Government should handle
as it was concerned with mails;
Opposition Leader Farquhar
Oliver said in his riding of .Grey
South the .Women's Institute and
other organizations had campaigns
which took care of "such ' things
and he thought they could safely
be "left to local pride."
thing can be moved if we observe
a few simple rules. The main
thing is to keep the roots undis-
turbed, to keep them away from
the air and to cover quickly and
firmly with fine moist soil. Water-
ing during and immediately after
transplanting is essential, unless
the soil is very moist and also if
possible supply a little shade for
I the first few hours or a day or two.
With big things like trees and
shrubbery, it is alsp advisable to
tie trunks or main stem firmly
to a stake to prevent the wind
loosening. If there are only a
few things to move, one should do
the job in the evening and prefer-
ably when there is no wind. Above
all it is niost important 'to cover
the roots well and keep the soil
firmly pressed around them. To
speed growth and lessen the shock
of moving it is a good plan to
sprinkle a little chemical fertilizer
around, but not actually touching
the rots.
HAIRDRESSERS MEET
The Goderich Hairdressers As-
sociation, meeting at Verna s
Beauty Salon, was introduced to a
new type of permanent waving.
The president, Eric Johnstone,,pre-
sided.
Miss 'Helen Hoyt, hair stylist, of
London, was guest speaker and de-
monstrated the new wave.
Alberta has fewer than 1,000,000
people subsisting on 44,000,000
acres of land.
STILL GOING STRONG! "
Early in April Tom Webster of
Nest Wawanosh will launch his
38th year as beef ring butcher, a
job be started "as a kid" and has
been at ever since, says the Luck -
now Sentinel. He has three rings
—Dungannon, St. Helens and St.
Augustine.
Tom has another "sideline." He
has been treasurer of . Dungannon
United Church since 1925, and has
performed this task so efficiently
the congregation just won't let
flim, give it up.
Cultivation
Killing -weeds is only one of the
reasons for cultivation. The big
gain is the improvement -in the
texture of the soil. Cultivation
lets in air, breaks up the. clay
lumps. makes the soil more open
so that it, will absorb and hold
more moisture.
Negligible Cost But Vital
Nothing is so vital as -the rigi,t
kind of seed. Suitable seed is
'none than just high quality. It •is
I)1 -varieties especially select -
RECEIVES CAP
Miss Joan Clark, daughter of Mr -..and Mrs. Tait Clark, R.R. 5, Gode-
rich, was one of •12 girls who re -
ceived their caps. following a five-
month probation course at a cap-
ping ceremony at \'i'ingham Gen-
eral Hospital. -
D. GUITARD
Stonework, Brickwork and
Plastering
A good job of plastering has
no substitute
!'hone 48"!,.• Brock and 'Victoria
e(
rl ind, for t:ananian conditions. In
c2etable, it also means that the -_
. i,riety ha, been approved and ,
,�'sted officially for Canada- .As
-ect, the only factor in garden -
over which one has absolute
and the cost is negli_kiblc',
notliin.z 1 ffi. the be -t i:i,a l lie.
6n`idei'e:l. •
A Big Show
()ne doesn't need a lot of time,
;money or skill to make a big splash
W ith lloyers even around a summer
cottage. country lane .or other,1
`place where a lot of regular and
particular care is impossible,, The
beiit plan, in any 'of these. case,
I is to stick to things like petunias,
nasturtiums, cosmos, marigolds, 1
zinnias and similar plants which
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REAL ESTATE
We invite listings and
enquiries.
CUSHION AIRS
CIRCULATION
An amazing, new mechanical "cushion"
•
has been developed to aid in stimulating
circulation.
Inside the cushion is a patented motor
which produces a smooth, comforting mas-
sage action. When used on feet, back, arms,
legs and stomach, the cushion will help
relieve limb cramps, numbness, cold feet and
other circulatory ailments No electricity
enters body.
Cushion is sold with Hand Unit as a
Home Massage Set. Operation is similar to
equipment built by same manufacturer for
hospitals, institutions, health centers, etc.
Fez_ details and booklet, write "`
THE , `HOUSE OF MONARCH LTD
. 31 Church St., De,. 65.
St..Catharines, Ont.
THURSDAY, APRIL- 2nd, 1953
MASSEYHARRIS FIRST BUILDS
POWER FARMING MACHINES
TEST TRACK FOR
Another milestone in implement engineerinprogress
In 1952, Massey -Harris took one of the longest
forward steps ever taken by a farm machinery manu-
facturer, toward the development of stronger, longer -
lived, better -performing, trouble-free machines for
power farming. Massey -Harris built the world's first
full scale farm machinery "Test Track", where M -H
tractors, combines and other farm machines are be-
ing tested, accurately and scientifically, for vibration,
fatigue, resistance to shock, resistance to water and
dust, stability on slopes, climbing power, traction in
mud, steering, torque, weight distribution.
Combined with practical field tests, these scientific
track tests conducted under controlled,° comparable
conditions are providing Massey -Harris engineers
with the necessary knowledge to improve design, in-
crease durability, and improve the performance of
every M -H machine that runs' on wheels.
MASSEYHARR1S COMPANY, LIMITED
Makers of high-quality farm implements since 1847
Peter S. MacEwan
are not on y easily grown u
which also will bloom steadily for
weeks. With only little care at
first these will practically look
after themselves. ' It is best to
have solid beds of one flower,
though not necessarily the same
color, for the showiest results. A
long bed of petunias about three
Tkey're Kayser with the "Strait -on Heel"*
—guaranteecl not to twistl
Kayser's exclusive, patented heel with the
magical little pucker keeps your seams
neat and trim always.
�wdl-Kayser's proportioned lengths plus Custom -Fit
• from top to toe mean more glamour ..
longer wear ... greater comfort for you
; • whether you're tiny, average or tall!,
KAYSER
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GUELPH MAN GIVEN 1
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
' Donald Bruce Finlay, of Guelph,
was ordered to make restitution
and was given a suspended sent-
ence of two years on $500 personal
bond when convicted on a charge
of false pretences before Magis-
trate D. E. Holmes, Q.C., in weekly
court here last Thursday.
Finlay pleaded guilty to obtain-
ing a car and $150 from-- Cpl.
George Barrett, RCAF, Clinton, in
exchange for his own car without
telling Barrett that his. own car
was subject to a lien.
The offence -was alleged to have
been committed last. September
while Finlay was a member of
the RCAF. He has since been dis-
charged.
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eo. W. Schaefer & Son
"Your More of Value" Phone 66
actin's Dept. Store
fllinton Ont.
GENERAL INSURANCE
WEST STREET
Phone 230 Res. 1551J
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UNITED OFFICE MACHINE
SERVICE
Guaranteed Service
to all makes of
office machines
STUDENT NURSE JOINS
COUNTY HEALTH UNIT
— Contact --
SIGNAL-STAR OFFICE
Phone 71 Goderich
-9tf
Miss Hilda Pletch, of Wingham,
a student public health nurse at
the University of Western Ontario,
will join the Huron County Health
Unit for the month of April to do
field work. This was announced
at a meeting last week by Dr. R. M.
Aldis, of Clinton, director of the
unit.
.At thee_ mtreting heldtrt' Ciltltalc;
discussion was held on g recent
course on plumbing inspection in
Toronto, and attended by Dr. 'f.
Melady, public health veterinarian,
William Empey and R. M. Hale,
sanitary inspectors.
Presiding at the Meeting was
Stanley Snydef, R.R. 2, Clinton,
and present. were W. A. ,Galbraith,
Wingfiam; Harvey Johnston, Morris
Township; W. M Mt•Kenzie, of
Exeter, and secretary A. 1-1I"
Erskine, of Goderich.
VPER1ESI
FAST PICKUP
Cemetery
Memorials'
T. PRYDE & SON
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
Write Box 150, or phone 41J,
Exeter
and we shall be pleased to
call.
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&SONS
CEMENT CONTRAC-
TORS
BUILDING BLOCKS and
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Selkirk all -steel insulated
chimney supplied and in-
stalled.
Chimney built or re-
paired.
Phone Carlow 1612
7 -cid
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
POWER -FULL REASONS
POWER TO GO 1 The famdns Oldsmobile
"Rocket" engine seta even higher pow"Pr standards
in 1953 with a new, higher 165 -horsepower rating;
a new, higher 8 lo 1 compression ratio; and a new,
higher -capacity 12 -volt ignition system for faster'
starting and smooth high -compression operation.
Coupled with •Hydra-Matic:Super Drive, it forms
an unsurpassed "power" combination.110111
POWER TO* STOP! Thanks' to Olds -
mobile's new •Pedal -Ease Power Brakes, you can
HOW atop as yuu go with a torch of the tie; Vacuum
power cuts hraking'effort 40 per cent-- and you no
longer need lift your font from accelerator to brake
andiose precious seconds in emergency stops.
Illustrated Super "88" 4 -Doer Soiwa
'-WHY .YOU'LL WAIT TO OWN AN, OLDSMOBILE
POWER TO STEER 1 oldimobile •Powe+r
Steering takes 80 per cent of the effort out of
steering, and 5ives yon tetra 'safety, too. You can
park, take hairpin curves or manoeuvre in traffic
with finger-tip ease ---yet 'Power Steering leaves
you the "feel" of the wheel. You always know
you're in full command of the car in any emergency.
POWER STYLING, TOO! oldsmobile's
leadership in beauty is more striking than ever with
brand new Power Stylinr. Inside and out, the
Super "88" and Classic ' 98" are distinguished by
an unsurpassed array of beauty, luxury, glamor
and comfort features. see and drive the 1953
Oldsmobile for yourself. *Optimal qt warn ores
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