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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Doctor of Chiropractic.
Office Hours:
Mon., Thurs.-9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thies., Fri. -9 a.m, to 8 p,m.
'7 p.m. to 8 p.m..
Wed. and Sat: -9 to 1.,1.3.0 a.m..
Vitamin Therapy
'Office—Corner of South St. and
Britannia Road. '..Phone $41.
A: M HARPER,
Chartered Accountant -
Office House
343J 343W
33 Hamilton St. Goderich
Stiles Ambulance
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onion, !,,, $a'
Lots Of Time
In .the old days the 24th of May
was -the _.day small boys. went • for
their first swim and their parents
put in the garden. Now we . do
things a `bit differently. 'Most of
us put off. the first swim untila
little later but with, the, gardening
we start earlier and we continue
to plant much_ later. Nematter
lay we celebrate'''the . 24th"
on now, there is still 'lots of time
to have a good garden:. Certainly
there are some things' that should
be planted early and like to grow
in the 'cool , weather. But most
annual flowers and vegetables can
be planted right up to the middle
of June and later in many parts
of Canada and will, do well.. The
long, hours of sunlight plusthe
well -warmed soil bring these along
at what is an amazing rate to those
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FRANK REID..
LIFE .UNDERWRITER
Life, annuities, business'
Insurance.
Mutual Life of Canada
Phone 346 Church St.
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100 for appointrgent.
SQUARE GODERICH
ALEXANDER $�
CHAPMAN
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND•
R.E A T. E'] TE_
• Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Goderich, Phone 268.
A. J. Alexander, Res. 1160
C. F. -Chapman. 'Res. 18,
ALBERT SHOR:
PUBLIC • +ACCOVNTANT
OFFICE: RESIDENCE:
38 Hamilton St. 39 'Victoria St. S.
Goderich, Ont. Goderich, 'Ont. '
P.O. Box 797 P.O. Box 797
T. Puede &Son
MEMORIALS
- Goderich. Representative
N.
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a registered Memorials.
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who have never before seen Can-
adian suminer QJuytb.
Even if we 1tave . already. done
most of our planttngs,,,lt. is an ex
, cellent idea to continue sowing
carrots, beans, beets,lettuce and
other quick growing vegetable's at
fortnightly intervals up to mid-
June at least, In this way we,
spread. ottt the harvest and have
the highest quality. With annuals
too, we can .also spread, out ' .the
'time of bloom by repeated sowings.
In too many cases, the flower and
vegetable garden is completely
planted as early as possible and
then there is shortage of bloom
and fresh vegetables at the other
end of the season. No matter
what the reason, if the garden is
not"planted yet, there is 'still plenty
of time.
Big Show For New Homes
There is no good reason why the
hundred thousand new homes built
In Canada each year should look
-bear--e•-and--lonely-- Prue itwill~take
time to soften their lines with
trees arid shrubs but a great deal
can be done in the meantime with
annuals. While) , we, are waiting
for the • permanent plantings to
grow we can easily substitute with
something that in a few weeks will
be as big as perennials that take
several years to attain maturity.
To take the place of perennial
vines, we can plant scarlet runner
beans; • hops, morning glories. of
other quick growing climbers. For
'shrubbery we go through the seed
catalogue and select those things
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That is • why . the wise woman
,doesn't add to , her other worries
with clearing fine baby sweaters
and dainty- silks. Nothing to irri-
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GODERICH RHONE 174
Also- suppliers of Concrete Block.
hem Wag ns.rh' ;tu
Summers, Cypress street, ' of k ep-
tng beer for sale was. dismissed by
Ma
.gisttrai a D. E. Uolrn is •Thursday•
d m pe kl x e faa s, the#i?�►; g•,.
istrate; said that. loubt .had been
established as to " the awn rship
of the beerseized ny police. ,where
was no ,'evidence that any oV;the
occupants of the Summers ,house
had bought the beer.
,
Lawyer James Donnelly conduct-
ed Mrs, Summers' defence.
Near the `end ' of the trial, Mi .
'Donnelly subjected Police Chief
F. M. Hall to a sharp cross-exam-
ination over a statement that was
at variance with evidence the Ode!
had given on the same point a
week before.
. In evidence heard in court a
week earlier, Police Chief P. , M.
Hall. told how he and two other
officers searched the Cypress street
residence of Mrs. Summers . at
about 2.35 p.m. on April 26.. Sev=
eral beer bottles—some full and
"others- part -empty, -were"-f'olrti'd`iin
the house. There were 11 hien
in addition to the regulaf inhabit
that grow two to five feet tall,
giant marigolds or zinnias, comps,
,tithonia, cypress, dahlias, cleomes,
celosia and cannas, are some of
them. These big busby annuals,
planted' in clumps within ' two or
three feet of walls and fences,
will change a new house • from a
raw building into a real home. In
front of them, of course, we ,ean
plant smaller annual ,flawei;s of
which the, a is an unlimited variety
available. ° , •, •4,
Sturdy- and'`'Unifoin ,
In recent years gardeners , have
been offered an ,ineteasing'ass,+,rt-
ment of; l bri ' floiders 'gni vege-
tables. T sL�^'�are hand' or meclj'
Vliica-pollinated:cros'ses•Iietween•
Wo di erent strains and the result
is a, p}•ogeny'.iistially • far superior
,to either Parent,. more vigorous,
drdugl3t ^ aridr'tiisease resittant; • ":
In flowers, the, color's are usually
more 'vivid ,.and the 'hloo " much.
.larger.'* With vegetables ere I#
a big irnproyepient 'in, qu -ity ar
the h - ads • cobs, roots; as the e
may re'wi 1 be, as Aulriiorm as a i w
;of Greradir. Guards. • Ma. plants
' in t' lie fiats n , are • Hybrids aiid
. will be marke usually Fl or 1112,
that is first genetation or second.
These represent the cream of ' the
plant: bfeeders' handiwork. They
,are . usually r • higher priced than
plants `of open -,pollinated seed. The
first generation•Fl is husky and has
uniform appearance . all down :the
rdw. Flowers. of one color are
abundant 'through the season. ,.Glee
Second generation has, Ur a large
extent, the- qualities of the first
generation with a much wider color
range , than is normally available.
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bier gisoline, heating fuels, greases and
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Iv Ew.
yQIR:i a.'s'`illon 'e(y:
Wed that anyone had kept alco-
holic beverages for 'sale in her
house since a court Case here last
March, '
She ,,said she didn't know that
Ow beer seized••by police was in
her house,. - None of the „11 meth
seen by police was in her house
When she lay down on the bed for
a rest after lunch on the day of
the raid, she said.
Mrs. Summers said she was • not
awakened by iChief Hall. She in=
dicate0 she did not• know about
the polite visit until . it was all.
over.
It was her understanding. that
the men found in the house had
come out to visit one of her sons.
As for some of .the bottles found '
by police, she explained that a
tenant is in the' junk business.
"'He often .brings empty bottles
home," she stated. ,.
Mrs. Patricia Johnston, daughter
Of . Mrs, Summers, was .the next,
witness.- She was .present when -1)
pole visited the premises but she
acing Sa ur
did nat 'own the beer, she said..,
The protection of the Evidence
Act was granted to the next wit-
nesses, two young men who were
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GODE,RICN FLOAT IN ;LIONS
NOT BAY CONVENTION
resenlring, the• Goderich Zion.
Cl atf� the Lions convention
North Bay this week
Whetstone and Bill: LtOby. Ac-
copanled by4 their waves, they
let !Goderich Saturday evening for.
''turn' ch today.
fio tri
The station wagon ..j► which they
travelled was specially decorated
to take part in the parade at North
Bay.. On the roof of the • station:
wagon was the 'figure of a• hockey
,player some three feet tall.. It was
on 'a spring so that it moved about
with the motion of the earr. Behind
it were two large signs which' read:
"Goderieli ,home of -the Goderich
Lions Club's Young Canada Week
N�Of�N!
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GRAND BEND
in the house at .the time of the
raid, They said they bought three
cases of beer and two bottles of
liquor in Kincardine on April 25,
the day before the raid.
They, intimated that it was their
beer which police seized at the
Summers' , residence, After the
police carried the' bottles 'away, the
pais went back rip, to „Kincardine
later that day and bought'four
mole, cases.,
" Went ThkKincardine
,the- hearing held" one week
earlier, Chief Hall had told o
going ,to .the beer store in Kin
cardine and' learning that one of
ti• .men found. In the Summers
i:,esidenee- had purchased four cases
"61 beer, -on A •il 6, the day of the -
, The chief` said that he had
gone bade, about four weeks in the
order .slips •but .had not 'found any. '
other purchases which.migtit relate
tp,'ihis court' aetioi
Whisn the defence bad complet-
:el'1 its .csse Thursday, Van Laugh-
ton, of Exeter acting crown conn
sea; ea"Tae ref
stand, In
the chief'
the orde
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FAS
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INMAN
said he did not checkk '-
r slips' for Friday, April
.he 1,Cincardine beer. store.
nd you to aSt toddy you .didna
arch.fer slip§ for any other days
except the 26th?" •
"I don't believe I did,',' said the
"Do You swear it to be true
"Do you recall telling the court
you searched back for four weeks
and that „„was the only slip you
found?" demanded Mr. Donnelly.
The chief stated that he didn't
ecall_ what he -had -said -the- vveek.- --
before as to how far back he had
searched. •
"Do you ,recall being sworn to
tell the trnth here in the trial a
week ago today?"
"Yes," replied the chief..
(Mr. Donnelly said he took it
hen that the answer given by the
Ihief this morning was not true
Chief Hall said he could explain,
He had , checked the order slies
at Kincardine for the four preced-
ing, Saturdays. only; he did not
check the orders for any .sother
b1 little #oeliwey toiu'z a1exi ' of ger QM.
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GODKRIOH
S, 4. CANVASS
HITS $3,600
, Goderich was the first area ln
Western *Ontario to reach.its qiiota
in the Salvation Army's Red Shield
campaign, according .to the local
campaign chairman, H. B. Such, .
A total of nearly $3,600 was.
collected in Goderich. and -district
as a result of the blitz here on
May 22...This was about $450 over
the objective sought.
Thanks to all canvassers, donors'
and all who helped in any way is
expressed by the .chairman, H.. B.
Such: , Particular thanks -are Icr-
who assisted for the first time ind
to those canvassers who took
double lists in order to cover the
required territory:
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