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This is a ,suitable •momeht to
sow some seed for perennials to
flower next year. Unusual colors
and types ,are hard to 'obtain as
plants and at this time of year it
is comparatively easy to raise seed-
lings which will be strong enough
to stand the winter'and 111001:11 iyt
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Hybrid delphiniums offer a vast
range of color and variety. They
come as . semi -double, double and
single
„The belladonna variety will
give you a pink with "a white and
pink eye. The pink is quite diS-
tinct from that of other flowers.
Wallflowers winter well, have -a
wide rart'ge of colors and a delight-
ful scent. This plant dislikes trans-
planting and should,be sown where
it is to" bloom. • It also needs an
alkaline soil, so add a little garden
lime to the spot to be sawn. Poly-
anthus do best when treated as
biennials. Sown now they can re-
main in their flats in a cold frame
during the winter. Prick out in
the spring and plant out • next
September. They like shade and
a humus rich soil. Polyanthus do
well massed in rock garden or bed.
The lmost ever imagin-
able color. 'Iceland Poppy is an-
other really lovely flower. It comes
in scarlet, lemon, . orange, white
and pink shades. z Height one to
one and a=half feet, it is much
tidier than "the oriental poppy.
Columbine thrives in semi -shaded
positions in .a slightly alkaline soil
with moisture. Buy long spurred
hybrid seed and see whether you
can rival the' delicate -white' shown
by Mrs. Warren at our last show.
Golden -Alyssum and arabic make
- a ,fine massed show, whether in a
border or in a rook garden. Forget
one not,. sown now, will reward you
next spring. This may be scatter-
ed where it is to bloom. As a final
suggestion try some dwarf peren-
nial'phlox which is becoming very
popular for borders. Height 11/2,
feet. •
The prime requisite is. good seed.
You are going to expend quite a
lot of time and labor. growing from
seed••-and...you_c.annot--afford any-
thing but the best seed'. afford
.,to
sow' seed is extensively •described
in "Be your own gardening ,expert,
a booklet which everyone should
have. You may choose to sow in
a seed bed, in flats or pots, but be
particular about the soil mixture.
It is quite easy to make a mix
which sets like eoncrete and which
retards the Making in of
roots. What
is known as Inri'es Number One
consists of two parts loam, one part
coarse sand;' one part damp spagh-
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num peat, all by .balk and well
mixed. 'To each 'bushel or 1%
cubic feet pf miicture add 1',4 ounce
of superphosphatei`�and % ounce of
garden lime. Loam is an expires.
Sion ,Which is' seldom defined. 'ate,
sirably it is obtained fromgrass
turves stacked grass down until
-rotted when they are shaken
through a !half- inch sieve. Your
flat•or pot is filled in three layers.
First, a drainage 'layer of pebbles
or crocks.' Second, a % inch layer
of moist peat moss. Third, the flat
or pot is .filled up with the Innes
mixture and pressed down. , The
fiat (should then be. immersed in
water to a point, just bellow its top
and held there until . water can '11.e
seen seeping -up through the soil:
Seed -is 'then sown and covered.
The -depth of the. cover' varies from
1/i16 inch' to % inch, depending on
the size of the seed. . The smaller
the seed the less cover is needed.
Keep the 'flat shaded and moist.
Always water by the immersion
method described. Germination
time varies greatly. When you
can -see the second leaves seedlings
can be pricked out into seed fl, ts,
filled and prepared as above, o
inches apart and kept shad.•,.
hen six leaves are -visible,
seedlings may be - p ra-rfted-in--
flowering positions. Tryyour han
now and the best of luck. '
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Now.. is the time to feed iris.
plants with supErphosphates and a
little garden lime. This should -he
carefully worked into the soil
around the roots. Iris will grow -in
a slightly' acid soil 'but they prefer
alkalinity. Shrubs and ornamentals
also benefit from a feed of bone
meal worked intothe soil ,• about•
their roots. ,
Flower Show
" Class. lists for the "August 22nd
shoW have been mailed. to all mem-
bers. Anyone who has been in-
advertently omitted, please • obtain
a copy from 3 ICobourg street.
BulbCatalogue
Members areP again reminded
that they • will receive CCruick-
shank's Bulb -list direct. early this
W` •,.Moerhea. at R.R. 2, reach Mr.
-month. Order should C•lintor.
by August 15. ' •
,-McGredy's -Roses
• Mr. Cockburn Hays,, one of .our
past presidents, recently toured
'VIeGre•dy's 1Derriaghy rose ga r en.
He reports a most wonderfuis-
play of 20,000. plants and he was
particularly taken With the way -the
shrub roses were grown, one at
each leg of 'a tripod. The roses
were then trained around the tri
'pod, in spirals to form a cone of
massed blooms. McGredy report
•fliiri'bundas out sellinrhybrT'-rid teas
last year and gives their top selling
ten as: Perfecta (H.T.) Korona,
Salute, Faust, 'Masquerade (all F'1.),
Mrs. Sam McGredy 1(H.T.), • Queen
Elizabeth (FI.), Lilac Time (H.T,),
Orangeade (FL.); IMcGredy's. Yellow
(H.T.). Of the next ten, eight were
floribundas. McGredy has sent the
society '50 catalogues and anyone
wishing to import rose trees from
'Northern Ireland can obtain a copy
by • calling at .3 Cobourg street,
Several Members 'have had satis-
faction from these roses in' past
years. They cost on .etre average
$1.20 'landed in •Goderrch and are
grafted oh very good stock. Per-
mits to import are obtained from
the Department of Agriculture,
Ottawa. ' Permits must accompany
orders and one dozen plants con-
stitutes 'a minimum order.
A little push will perform more
miracles than any amount of pull.
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,PETRltE- ,—, RAiTHBY
The :Rev. O. W. Sherman, of
-Petrie, Goderich, and Mrs. Wrxi:•
Petrie,' Dunigannen, aid .the bbricl:.e,
eiect'e aunt,Mrs, Mrs, Stan'le'y . O1;�4
Ston, of Auurn, oared, tea. •M><ss
Raithby. was, guest of honor at a
miscellane '.0 slicker ,by the:. r la-
ceremony ' at"o Oka
Church on Saturday, July 25,
When Alfretta 'Marie Rairthlay _he
game the • bride of Kenneth.Le Rey
Petrie, of 'Kinaeirdine.. lyIr. and M'S.
Farl Raithby, of Goderich, are the
parents of the bride and the
grown is' a son of Mr: and Mrs:
William Petrie, of Dunganinon. The
church was decorated with baskets
of yellow and white gladioli.
Mr. William Chase, of Goderich,
as soloist, sang "Psalm 23" and
"0 Perfect Love." Presiding at the
organ was ` Mrs. Robert J. Phillips,
of Auburn.
The bride's, gown of white chan-
tilly, lace over ivory taffeta was
styled on princess lines with . por-'
trait neckline and lily paint sieves.
'Her imported silk illusion finger-
tip veil 'with rose' appli ue, was
held by a tiara 'set with rhine-
stones. 'A family heirloom; a white
peacock fan' which had been car-
ried by the bride's 'mother' and
grandmother at their weddings,
was carried by the bride.
Bridal attendants were Mrs. Don-
ald A. Ca'lnpbell, of Goderieh,
cousin of the bride, as matron of
honor, and little Dawn Marie Raith-
by, niece of the bride, as flower
girl and Johnny Stanbury, of Dun-
gannon, nephew of the groom, as
,ringbearer. Mrs. Campbell chose
a gown of: yellow organdy over
accented_,.by,a satin -cum
and tailored bow. ,She
w matching satin headdress
and carried a fan arrangement' of
whi e feathered .,carnations.
In similar attire, the -little flow-
er girl scattered rose petals from
her tiny basket down the church
aisle. Wearing grey flannels and
navy blue blazer,. the ring beard
Carried a lalue and- white satin
pillow.
Groomsman was Murray John-
ston, of Port.Albert. Messrs Wil-
lt'am Raithby, of, Ottawa, and Allan
,Petrie, of Dungannon, ushered,
A. reception was held in the
church parlors, where the bride's
mother received the •90 guests in
an azure sheer dress with white
accessories and a white gardenia
corsage. ,
For travelling to Quebec,. Mrs.
Petrie chose a pure silk flowered
two-piece dress with`• white acces-
"sortes and a corsage of white i -os -es,._.
They will reside in Kincardine,
Guests were present from Tor-
onto, Ottawa, Hamilton, Detroit,
Wallaceburg, ' Lc ndon, Kitchener,
Stratford and the surrounding
area. ,
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Prior- to her, marriage, Mrs.
Raithby entertained at a trousseau
ather home on St. Patrick's
teao e P
street. The groom ' elect's •grand -
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home of Mrs Stanley .Whiteman,
Mill . Road, Goderich and also by
groups of Calvary Baptist ' Chureh;
Toronto, and by the 'Balmy Reach
School, Toronto, where, site ,had
been kindergarten ,directress.. , '
SMEQPARDTON
S4EPI A& PT0'N, July 28.-. --Mr,
and Mrs. Jack Smith and'.£amity,
of London, spent a few days last
week with Jack's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred' Smith, •
Douglas Allemang, of Haamilton,
returned tib his home after spend-
ing a month with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hawkins and Larry.
Mrs. Jack Pitiblado, Ronald and
Judith, of St. Catharines, and Mrs.
J. A. Watton and David, of Toronto
visited recently• with the ladies'
mother and brother, Mrs. A, Foster,
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Ralph • and; farn$y.
Rey, > Scorer, r . 4e rgr and'
bave:. etur* eo ;Melt boort ;;
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corer, was guesV, per etor4 at' MO
Iicanhurcfi;•aPoi"tt Ahbert*jq
rf ly s pent the month at they
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home Of Mrs, A. Foster. - •
Mr. and. Mars. Ia> Uaggitt ax4ct,
sons, of Lethbridge, Alberta, vsit-
ed recently ' with the former's
father, Mr, Cleo. Haggitt. Mr. and
Mrs. Orme (Beverley Haggitt),, of
1iingston, also visited with her
grandfather. •
We are sorry to report Mr.
George Haggitt is ' confined to bed
under the doctor's care. We wish
him a speedy repevery.
Mr. and 1K2rs. Bob Rising who
were, , recently married, are now'
living in Goderich.
Some of the farmers of the dis-
trict' have started cutting• their
oats, ,
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Temptation may be strong, but
it seldom overtakes the man. who
runs from it.
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stows ontzaToR.
A gentleman can wear old 'clothes
'•inexpensive,. clothes — but
never clothes that aren't immac-
ulate. Let us keep. your whole
wardrobe in shape by calling at
your' home regularly otic day each
week.
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I:ife, annuities,, busln.ss
Insurance.
Mutual Life of CMiada
Phone 346 Church St.
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.A. M. HARPER
Chartered Accountant
Office
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33 Hamilton St.
House
343W
Goderich
Rei. 860 Roy_
George Turton
INSURANCE
•• Co-operators ' ,Insurance
Association
Auto—Accident and Sickness.
Liability—Wind—Fire, etc.
Prompt, Efficient Claims Service
by' Goderich Adjuster of CIA.
351 Huron Rd. Phone 1184.
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NOTICE RE CATTLE
BILL -HARRIS of, Ripley' is, now in a position •to BUY
or SHIP FAT yCATTLE: He will have Toronto BUYERS
up EVERY THURSDAY beginning AUGUST. 6, 1959.
Anyone wishing to SELL or SIItP FAT CATTLE,
call RIPLEY 141-3 '(collect). Please call by Wednesday
evening of each week. You are under no obligation to sell.
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WARNING NEW (AR BUYERS
Do you want an undercoating positively guaran-
teed to make your car body last much longer than
normal?
If so, let's tell you about red anti -corrosive anti-
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WE FULLY GUARANTEE '0UR
CAR POLISHING AND
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Then see Trans Canada Credit
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$150 to $2,600, or even more,
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CHIROPRACTIC �...
HERBERT B. SUCH, D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic.
Office Hours:
__Mon-,, Thurs.-9 a.m.'top _..
Tues., Fri. -9 aim; o S'^p.m,
7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wed. and Sat. -9 to 11.30 a.m.
Vitali-11n Therapy -
Office—Corner of South St,- and -
Britannia Road. Phone 341.
TPryde & Son
Goderich Representative
MR. FRANK McILWAIN
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registered memorials.
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High 'Style Cottons and
Wash and Wear Garments
Need Professional Care.
COTTONS SIZED AT NO ''EXTRA CHARGE
DURING JULY AND AUGUST.
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