The Seaforth News, 1924-05-15, Page 8HENSALL NEWS
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;Mrs. 'rhos. Elston spent the week-
,
tilend' visiting friends and relatives in
•,44efer.•
eItir'i•,Mrs. Wm. Kerr and little daughter,
aeaforth, is visiting her siSter, Mrs.
ea .HI1e, of town,
Miss Flora Higgins visited in
'....EXeter on Wednesday.
Mr; Lea Holden was in Exeter
tniesday on business.
• Mr.'. Andrew Boa is visiting at his
•`,::hoine south ^of the village.
Mr, Robt, Higgins was in Exeter
Thursday on business,
Last 'Sunday was Mother's day in
,‘4511 the churcheS and the sermons
,„. were very appropriate for the uecas-
:01•1 and large congregations were
;, • present at both services. Thr choirs
road, intend moving to LOI111011 t11:8
were all mother, aud gave excellent
singing, which was mirth appreciated week, as they will he greatly missed
around Kippen.
iby all, ,
Mr. 'James .1. Hell. on the Loudon Mother', day was ubseryed .
in the
Road south. is making considerable church last Sonday morning and the
briprovements to his 1
home. church was nicely dxed mi with
These. experiments show:-
, . • THE-ZgAFORTH, NEWS -•
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• K1PPEN.
Miss Carrie McKenz.ie, Teronto,
is home for a while with her mother
who has not been feeling veryy vdll
but glad to .hear she is improving so.
Mr. D. Camercm, lir, Jas. Mustard,
Sr„ and Mr. Alex. Montieth were
attending a sale of thoroughbred
Holsteins at Norwich last week.
'rile young people's class of St.
Andrew's church intending holding
their anniversary services lleXr Sun-
day, .Nitk 18th, when Rev, Mr. Alp,
13.A.,, of Toronto, will conduct the
services on Sunday, and on Monday
eVening the Blyth Choral Society will
put on the play, "Belshazzar."
Every place this play has been put
on it has drawn a good full house,
so don't forget the date, 'May 19th,
We are sorry to hear that .Mr, and
Mrs, W. W. Cooper, ul the London
WAtTON;
A meeting of those 'interested in,
Hydro. in this community, Aril1 be
held in the Workinan'S hall on
ThurM
sday, ay 1511, a,t 8, pan., when
addresses Will be given by Mr. E. R.
Wigle, M,P.P., of Goderich, and Mr.
Castor, Hydro engineer, of Toronto,
and others. 'Mr.. Wigle. has taken
great interest in•securing baler rates
for this line and has been successful
in doing so.
The Maitland Presbyterial will be•
held next Tuesday, May 20th, at the
Presbyterian church, Walton, and .a
good crowd is expected.
Mr. Peter Sullivan: has engaged
Martin Ryan for the summer,
Mrs, H, Hood, Walton, is much
improved after her recent operatton.
Mr. Jos. diackwell, of the 14th
eon. of McKillop, is wearing a broad
smile these days. It's a girl.
Hugh Fulton and •daughter, Mt.s.
Jos. Carter attended the funeral of
the former's brother, near St. Mary's,
last week.
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15, 1924.
fERr/LZE R‘
Difiereflt Fertilizers 1equired
Fur Fruit and Urain.
Nitrogen More Needed by Fruit Than
Potash. Phoslitit.ic•Acid Linte--
Humus Important in the Orchard
--Thin your Fruit and Do 11 1111113'.,
(contributed by ()work, Department 0i,
Agriculture 'remota.)
In the past fertilizer recommenda-
tions for fruits have ' been based
largely. on the plant food require-
ments of acid crops, as grains, etc.
Recently co tu ;Acted investigations,
however, indicate very tittrongly that
we must reconstruct our ideas in
many particulars. 'rho food require-
ments of grains and fruits have been
shown to be materially different
ne of the Sundae school
'.'. The ninny friends of ;Airs. tolm 1•1wel.'• s"' • - 11.r. \Val Hoover arrived honie re- Potash (PotaZ61 an1): ....... A. veraLiti
% • ' Murdock are please•1 to Ace her able l'ill'ila lilking nart in tilw 1a1nr1"s. eently „from Queen's University, .:
1111 \\ \Y.M.S. gave \sirs. \V. 1V. -. - . . . . .. ..t fruit soils contain sufficient D‘r fruit
•.: V.) be around agi. : , ... 1,. 211. tor a oriel holiday after
. ' Mr. Thos. Dicksofi has been mak- 1 ooper a life membership certificate completing- his terM and passing his cove. Apulleations thereittre are not
;old her hey,' Sunday school. elii8S
:t4 considerable imorovement around ii second year's exams with flying warranted.
lif e membership pin. 1 he
his borne by putting h: a cement 4a,, he' a - „ .„, , colors, 1-1e has gone to Regina, where Plmsphoric Arid (Phosphorous). -
The many friends of Mr, Wm, '1.1''''•il'Illra';'.1'•",'''''“is"1 IIII;;P"l'i 111":sY" 1‘11t*.lis.:" .:1''';''.1 tliite•rwnit111- lee antilxsttaf1e.itvt'n'itihnethesi.lY ellgin-
, • .1fiveway from the road,
Average frtilt soile contain sufficient
1,VIllte are .,,,,,,,,,- v., learn that he is maile hy Miss jean i\fel.t.an on behall for the dire,.t. neocis of fruit t.rope.
. . seriously ill at his 11.11w her,,. ot the '21 '2l". and by Clarence Ale- The following is an account 01 However, this may not he sofhet(nt
Rev, l)r. Fle•clier t..olt part in the Lean 011 behalf of the boys' class, presentations made to Rev. Mr. Mr the needs of greTen matturine
mother., day mas Mrs. ooper althoUgh taken 1). sur- 1.0win previous to his removal 10 this crop, ai,own
Road, where he had en beminister Inike• .1111111 a 111", thinking tlistrict: "Rev, Francis I, Lewin, who acid may give a decided increase in
for several years, and la, go 0,11gr11... the 311e011,er$ 1110 her class fi,r their e as recently appointed to the Bras- 1111,1 2 11181 11111 111.11 11 01101)' 111 the growin
• gations were pres•nt 1 hear him 1iti1 remeinbritlee. sels and Withal' .1nglican churches, and 115111 1 1 fruit.
1121,1 1,1111 1'13 Mr. 11 in. I vis,,n 11:1),. 11), the oreaawd farewell sermons at his 11)12 --1 IU1 1 wIth few ex-
., The play 111 1 1 ieee.„d f„,„,1 F 1 hou,e with asphalt three charges, Bervie, .,Kingarf and eeptions are acid tolerant, Le., they
Inclia," will be given in the to51 1 hall s1 1,•`, wltioh 1 1 10.4: very iill1/7,111.11. His parishioners called will grow equally as well and 501110-
,peC1C1 meetings and Mr. and 11Irs. times better in an ;u:ta as in a Ilea -
on 'Monday. .1lay he the St. :11." "hell 11,1;J:111'1;
imat•s•s j)rtotta,•,,• 11111, ;Fhis con. Every poison in 11 0. 01110211, these 1.1141111 51,0e made the recipients of trat or basic soil, unleiis the acidity
their garden or several splendid gifts, indicative of the is extreme. Therefore the appliea-
cert is highly ,see.mintelid. 1 and a 715451.77
;vigil esteem in which they are held. tion of lime merely to correct
large crowd 1, t'N tleCtl!•i, 410 i,te,; '1,1;1 i.111
. whdo 11.0 1310 111i$
1 ; 1.1 1 ri 51011 1.10111101.11, 1111Y king. is .\t llervie Rev. .\. L. smith, the acidity is not warranted. On the
• o t1.1, it
,i
treat. 11 minister, 1115110 the other hand many green 11)51111112'
treat. t bus\ these duys loading hay.
W. Fasliem .••• was ,...-esentation on behalf of the con- erops require 11 "sweet" or linnet cell.
ceptel ,,,,, t111, .1 11.1 eg„01.11.1 ,;_escee,,athm of a fine oak buffet; at Lime :applications on clover, ete„ aro
•singarf the wardens made the often war:anted in the ittertiaals.
,„ Buchanan's s: '15' .n rot -dui,. Mr. j aoallitull:5110cs.
B
urei:entation of two beautifully up- growth secured, which in turn favor• uchanan is one ald
bnvaand bei 111 : r• rnto
CIIISELIURST.
41554101:51 reed 01111' '0, and to 11iss ably infinences tree growth.
san
m..„, •t1c1,,,,,,, had •) ,,re, 1_,V5Vill U gold brooch; and at I•Zitregen.-. '2 d:iota nitrot ,gt
he had a shoe -,go her, •
j ,e1 De:riot. •oat :1‘,:ir son. Kiniongii the address was read by supply is uittn, It 1111... in our :hug.
• this weadc 1:11 • ii•••• Juso 1 :75:5545-7-15 11151 ,,11 3'' '1,01-41,1 :•11 \\ J. Colwell. and the church- soils. Its application is usualli.;"aitte
,,i.
5115 1,11,o; da,--:„,-;,• :as:, tool 2 11 1 John Ilodgins and W. Cox... ranted, '01) 51) r in the form of 1
North Rio 11111 'ad ''root, .• : ;, y 1loin: a "''.111 t''1 :Mr. Lewin with six oak
Begindiat. 11,, ,,,,, l„. „ 1 1 1 All.. at tr;,' t:Ine -was rha,rs. Lewin with
min win a ,nr.,;t: !tangIng mirror and .Miss
•1heti the n 1.• 1 1oreen Lewin with a topaz 1,1111, '1.
Saturday afterno•-.1,i.
1 1. a1 1 1,,n lo eteee '.1ad tech of the meeting's interesting pro-
': being a delegate of titi ntedieg, nurs. 1'i 11011 the presentations and
t"te t;rand 1 11riet nva t.e.-tether goneral regret 7.1,115 expressed Oil all
vention ;which 1 • 1.. in dgerly. arol it adis g•..eat the departure tif the L.ewin
Guelph 121 1117: 1 [lin1C1Ilty '4:15.1 115c5 15:17111.,1 '1111
•,
Mr, j, ;,1 ;tea:, •rth. .1111•es o. 111, a171
ernment ertamer- inspegtor. 1111111 111 •i1'11".1 •• • • • `•,. a 111
11. 11,1,,to`t. Ti
.,,,, oe u
eneapness Mettler Gray.cs" Immure, to 5,1 111 erupt5 /110 1,55t1 O.1:11
tOWrI n
:rnt 1,.tterminator puts it within or bath.
ea2.11 .1'1. and it can he gat at any Our fertilizor rectum:1. ntlieltai it •
fruits is • to. potash; ithectait rie avid
and .11110.• 11411'1 11:110170 nio1111 CO. .
is prat•tieetl, and 11 05 ''11
from 15111 ii',,l 11)111. 111211102 4
Cheer Up! and 11>111101 to the intro of liarnyatl
:,•;:1 10122 11 you meet him, manure anti leguiao crops; nitrodi
111,1 3.5111 tind it -worth your while 11101,111 a quickly 01i:110)1e form
the frie211.4hip of in nitrate of soda ur suiphate of am -
"Man Behind the Smile. 010111)1 111 eariy spline helore grove:1
start.0.-E. P. Palmtr, Hort Exp.
Citation, Vineland Station
I/11110115 green niatun 111)5 crops, intr,-
yard or commereial,fortiliz, rs. Tie•re
is a plat for all three and all thri ,•
may ta• used to ailvantai,e,
lu m us,--li uni s (decay, d lag --
table matter) is the basis of soil ft r,
tility, Phosphorus, potassium, 1 11
gen linty be in your soil in abundant!,
hut withoi. 11 Clinieinlit 11 11 11111$ tin1).
1>13 11 will not be 11tei.tile
win the li 111111, stieply with barn3:1,. •
:Mr. Vt,.111. T -I lel. -,:" F.-.....ier. is , ...i.e ;'•,:' 11, spetaly '''‘h“"•••r.:•••
iL spending a feu; tikes visiting, his 'Mr. Th• 1;r:» It,'. ,1"•-• •-• '.o. .rd' • a. i
son, George, .o. • 57.7.:1 11111 Shlr car. '
The W.1‘1,a•'•. ,--.1 the R.rt','.' i list, itit . '1",, i • • \ Vi ee at,' \h".. 1 . 011'
held their 2e1l1 veiling r 55171'1,Iltlo14 711 \ICN110,1115 571 arC 1l5.11 und•,i the 1
the Metholisi ., tree, ..- i',410, lay, ,' -175%. 2.11'' 1 i‘...-.., nian.!. '.0iend,
ii Ma) 1 5th. I'lle • hair ....• .). - :lye: in.• itie i'•'•r 1i•e.• ,
, . • l 4
the 1001111151,.11001111151,.1',a 11-s. I. 11. ;11•allard, 1, hrield 1,11*. .,: e.g.:, has 0''1t1' to
and the tir.o.t.-.1111'.r.t• ;vas v, ry inter- lii eiliten the , '•••:11•:-• • \Ir. ;11151 Mr75,.
esting. Full,- mtai', alai , ii,•,,,: ,,,etilt. 1 , k. lea:. )1,1 ),ei.i.it, . ii the 1 1011 rile
A meeting i..• t, lie helii in the ••-•1111..iary.
town 121111 tee., ..1.....1.1,N; 1,, 1.,`•111•• % A • .•-
14 •,. 5•, “ ',,, .1., -IVIedical Autocracy.1. • u
i . building, of , •••.• sel..••.• .•-: i , nut '":-.-gil her 51.'',to 1:3,,,r:1:1 and i; the '
(Stratford Bcacon-Herald).
J alt addition 1.. '':•:, ,,u.•, ,,,,,,,. 1,1,•nal', _':,'o'..1 .1ft,- 5-1,51...:' M,is. Aliicheli.
school 50,11) 01,. ,-, v.,..:, 1,,11'11 Mr, i.;,un,..ti, ",,,I,1 ....,, .,,,,,,,t the Patreancratic government has gone
,e.
, •••,, far in many ways that when some The rooms are liI:0.1, ser,•tal 05-'.>''5v..11:-.74551 '.51111;:.rieini":s a: iihirkhill.
12.,,,tte,1 a, : :-.1•10 of it oversteps the 'bounds of
-.-, are held in the :own haii anti 111;,.. ‚211,. l",..e-e:,.-e Venn.",
:,, • class of little ..ne. tha: as;ia-y star. :;;;; ilomi• .."1 ,1,1"." Want, :Mrs. ••itivis• • ' - -, •• -, • " : .
1)1111 fot .11
at Easter, were in•t• all ••weil 1,.. ,:‘,..ine NIr. 151114 1:\ 1 7:15. ;VC Ve100-0. .,,,pent i mninatic ,ieclarauoti of public disap-
I proval, 1.-11.s degree seems to be
as there V.'11.5,5 71:_, p11171. 1,5 plit them, a la; in Strationd last w..,.k,
cached in a bill introduced in. the
For a place Ili,.• ,ii:• and '2 051111 of Mother's dna; was observed in the i '
Provincial 11111105 with respect' to the
'•:: Hensel! the , .sclio-..'s are mu it credit. Iletiv.dist ...1;urch. 71'he .Niollier's
„rt. fh,„„,,c.. medical and dental inspection of . The play tliat .1.1i1 0;1,01'21, 1.1 the ...-iiiiir furnished the music 1
echools. The clause. which is an
,•..: Methodist church .01 1`110sday •.•t'e71- .•,taion. Rev. N1r, Sinclair preached an
".-H. ing by the Wintly:,p 't,..-.11114 Th.rop:e ,,,-elent ..ermr,0 t., a ',,,,o..,,,,n,,,,,,,,, :mirage upon parental feeling's. is
Of the Presbyterian elnircli, was well ilia: very 14,11:•11 appreciated it. No. 4. the latter part of which says:
::.-. attended and enjoyed he a':, Pr.,- Xliss :hy, \lanson. ...f Ill:Ake. "The Department of Education shall
ceeds annotine.t. :-• 54.00 ,,;,,,01 .1.011,1:1:,,, tvith 1t,' it-ic...4, 1-E, lating- to . . render such other services re
e,',.... The Vounit Pe +-ties 5: ..4 1.:11...71 1 t.11. 1 1ladyaWren.-
.••L.: Methodist church held their regular Mr, -Wm. V,. -le has imrchased the !lie pupils as any such regulations
may require au,l as may he directed
::.,.•nieeting fin 1\ 1.11111> night. Miss 9,1111' 0' trotting stallion .Antevolo
4
lov the 'Minister of Health." •• Sara Petty gtice ao 1'4t,:111111115 ad- 14,ysdl, 1. which ...1,l1 slam: at .11-2
There is no objection ' to medical
--"- dress 01) Mi ss:01..s. Miss Ellis 1e- ,ta1ale for service.
:i.
anti dental inspection of school chil-
' lighted the ;uullence with twai: rea 1- _-_ ___
dree, because very often a child may :. ingt. Weil 111igi',.'ed -instrnmentals BRUCEFIELD.
5.5‘,5e111 perf ectly sound and not in
Il • were given by 'Miss Gladys Way and Tlui minthly meeting ‘.11 the
i1
:.4,.,[.-d of any medical service until it • Miss 11.anunie. wit"; a. company of W.M.S. wiia liteld. last W'ednesday
is discovered by examination the t 41
.: young musicians •-ei ihe vidin. The with Mrs. Haugh, president, presid-
apparently well child has certain de -
4.,•, Misses Beryl and 1...aUse Drummond ' lug. :airs. J. .1dtlistin gave a very
fects. which, although not manifest
ii,• sang a .dnet. .11...eresting report of the 1'11O'1110231
itiii i Next 51)0 '1511 evening the I.0.0,1)', 1 meeting. which wa•s held in flamilt,,,d '-11 Cat! ''111111 1' way. will lead to -
,-..,nething more serious in the future
unless taken in time. I-Tithe:to this
thodist einareh. , She mare special mention of Dr.
+ •
. will attend divine service w the Me- with an attendance of 495 delegates.
has been :lone anti the parents have
1;r Mr. Andrew B.,a, has just re- Struthers. 'if Honan, who gave an
neen consulted before a physician or
turned from the Weslexan Nletho- address here a few moliths ago.
surgeon has taken what remedial
dist College, Montreal, Idol leave this He said that ae had received word
Week to takecharge '.f charg;4 the ‚21511 '1111115 tt stay in Canada as there were not measures he tbinks fit. Under the
.1.. en ctut until . 0711)1011Ist,0710711)1011i,1111f
L•
Bill as drafted. this parental consent
is
____ ___. .._.. ihe said, "T am going back and 1 am withdrawn. The wording of
Clause 4 is vagne, but it is elastic
VARNA. depending on the \V.'2 -LS. to send
enough to give a doctor or surgeon
Miss Pearl Reid re' i'llnton, spent me there, if the men cannot see their ;
; power, on application to the IViinis-
• the week with friends in our 111-02101, way clear," As thee have not sent
k
ter of Health. to carry out any treat -
i. Mr. Wm. Beatty. of Rtdgetown, out any new missionaries during the
meet or operation on a child without i was here a i.veelt ago renewing past year. while the W.M.S, has ,
attking the leave of the parents. This
acquainnees. sent out 12, one missionary called;
is utterly intolerable; an abuse of
: Rev, N. Smith, of Toronto, will; the W.NES. the. bacicbone of the, hitreancratic control. The' measures
give an address on mission work on Church. of treatment may he necessary, but
Monday evening, May 19th, in the, Rev, H. MCAlillian, a recent gratin -
Presbyterian church. Try and come.: ate of Knox College. Toroconsent should he got and. not simply.nto, is
Sunday last being Mother's day, , expected a mandate from the Minister of to preach next Sunday. Health. A.child's will is not very
'suitable hymns and prayers were; The ordination and induction of
-... used in all the churches. ; Rev. C. G. Armour is t.'take place strong, and a child cannot sign a
legal document that is valid in court
ev. B. P. Colclough passed , on the 27th of May. of law. A child, therefore, should
• i; through Monday last en route to
London to attend the Synod. •
also have the same protection against
We are sorry to report that Missits own immature judgment if a dos -
Shirley Dawson is confined to the
le 1 Chicks by Parcel Post. for invited it to have its eye or nose ; 111 other words, the
,•4 house through illness. We hope; concession awarded poultry operated on
aeon to see her ma' a ain , dealers by the pusta c epal men
1 1 -t t was child 'being a minor, the parent or
..,i- ..;• The country roads are getting good • announced when it was stated that
and soon it will be a pleasure to from April 1st until June 15th, live
,•; - travel through the land. ! day-old chicks may this yQa.r. as an
, . ' experimental service, be aMeptecl at
-.. i . MANLEY, 1 the risk of the sender for transmis-
':''' '• Mr. and Mrs. Thos, McKay and . sion at parcel post rates to places
44••••• -Mr. and Mrs. jos. Murray were vis- within Canada and United States.
The package containing the chickens
must be properly parcelled and the
postal rates adhered to. For the pres-
ent, parcels containing day-old chicks
:••itors-at the home of Mr. Leo Mur-
ray.-Htlibert. on Sunday. '
ry Mr. and Mrs. Con Eckart and Mr.
•irr.,Iats.irlffslli't'Evicakya,rt called on friends here
Mill'. Alex, lytitchell is busy ren°va-
';'''':•ittng.1ris threshing .outfitwhichi'lakes
iff.•7;•'-i5 look 'like new.
McLaughlin has purchas-
e; ...a.. 00 c iv:nag mare for the hand-
,JeisOirle elm. of $175.
This conundrum was put up to
"Veritas tbe other day: What should
'.an autoist do who is driving along a
dark road When, suddenly his lights
' Igb out? Answer: He should drink
tittle swamp whiskey, and this
ShOult1 make his head light,
14. • ...
,•
Use Miller's Worm Powders and
the battle against worms is woi.
These powders correct the morbid
conditickus of the 'stomach which
nourish '5y,9,0005, rs, au.d these destructive
parasites cannot exist after they
come in contact with the medicine.
The worms are speedily evacuated
with other refuse 'from the bowels,
Soundness is imparted to tike organs,
and the health of child steadily im-
guardian should have the rig -hi of
saving• yea or 1105 on its behalf.
Premier 'Froward Ferguson stated
in the Tronse last week that 0 was
not intended to exercise the power
of disregarding parental authority,
but it needs something mare than a
mere form of words hi debate to
make this' assurance definite. It it
too 55r10111 11 matter to be trifled
with. Experience of Parliamentary
promises in debate" has taught the
public that nothing counts except
the black and white of a Bill': and un-
til the Minister of Education actually
brings in an amending clause it will
'be quite in order for :Fictive and
School Associations and •individual
parents to swamp his mail box and
that of their local members protest-
ing against this usurpation of paren-
tal rights.
No man or woman should hobble
painfully about 'because of corns
when ‘SC: certain a relief is ,at hand as
proves. Holloi,vay',s Corn Remover.
THINNING FRUIT.
Prevellts irregularity tit' Bearing's:-
1•13.-piniainee in Thinning Plums -
Hints fur Thinning Peaches.
production fruit ue-
011 114 1111.11100111 1 31 011 21' '11 all kinds
01 tree 110115, In U SO2. years certain
varieties or kinds Yield a very
livavy crop while is the following
year 11 tilt. her no is produced,
11415 irrny ocui,:cor Untiring in II 111,14-
71rabln, heeause it advvrsely affect11
both the I ‚411 11 1,11' vitality of
the trees. After the 11122 crop the
vitality of 011145 plum 4,1111,5 was 00
.ow that they won, st piously injured,
and in some case:. killed outright,
i•y the severe MINX 1' following.
Soule of the ItICrOril that affect the
setting of fruit, 00011 as moisture
and temperature condition:is, are be-
yond the control of the orchardist,
but cultural practices such as tillage,
pruning, spraying, fertilizers '4111thinning can be Used at least to part-
ly regulate the fruiting habit of. the
(.11.11.:11';ex,
1at this station shows definitely
perimental work with plums
that thinning is a valuable factor in
getting annual crops and also 111101-10a beneficial effect on the health and
he
vigor of ttrees. 'Where thinning
was done during 1921; there WWI
a.,good crop, 'but 00 trees which made
a heavy sot oi fruit in• 1922 and
where no thinning was doneethere
was very little fruit to be found.
Thinning. plums perhaps did not nay
in 1922, even though all thinned
fruit graded as select, and within:led
fruit graded only as medium or less.
Market conditions were too poor, and
there W0115) too 'many poor grade
plums. However, there was the ef-
fect on the vigor of the trees and on
the following year's crop which was
much larger than it would have been
as previously noted. Thinning should
be done shortly after the rune crop
In the ease of peaches, the work
should be done when the fruit is
quite Small, before the pita harden.
Thin sufficiently to prevent Individual
fruits from touching when fully ma-
tured. Generally four to five inches
apart 10 1100)15 right for peaches.-
11. F. Palmer, Hurt. Exp. Station,
Vineland Station.
Grinding the grain saves the en-
ergy and work of the cow. What ls
the use of feeding a cow a lot ei
grain and then lancate her spend a large
portion of her energy in grinding it
herself? Take this load oft the COW
and let her reserve 1101' energy for
putting the feed into the milk pall.
The usttal provision is to allow
three to tour feet or. glass per 'ow
.The more light the better, especially
if the windows are provided with
double panes to provide for warmth
Faith .lo your brother producers
and faith in your leaders is the cor-
ner -stone of our co-operative market-
ing structured
An account book helps locate tho
po-account cows and crops.
.
‘wALsTA:--A't S1aiprIi hospital, bn
ThfiridaY, May 8111, to Mr. and
Mrs. 'John Walsh, .McKillop, a
'daughter (Rita Katharine). •
COOPERL-At Sea -forth hosoltal, on
Friday, May 951,to Mr, and Mrs.
Harry 'Cooper, of ikitchell, a son..
HACKWE LL. ---On Monday,' May
12th, to Mr. 111121Mrs.:Jas. I -Tack -
well, McKillop, a daughter.
CO ON. -O n Friday, May 9.11, at
Grace hospital, Toronto, to Mr.
and Mrs. E. •I-1. Cood, 151 Dunn
avenue, Toronto, a daughter,
JOHNSTON.-111 East \Vawanosh,
on May 6th, to Mr, and Mrs. Ger-
shain Johnston, a son.
IleGAVIN-I11 Grey township 011
Alay 1st, to Mrs, Alden MoGattin,
11 0011 (Aldee Harris), '
DEATHS.
ADAMS. --In Blyth on May 7th,
Mary Miller, beloved wife of .Noble
T. Adams, aged 73 years. • , e
•
LOGAN.
an Saturday, May 1011, at noon,
a quiet:wedding took place at the
First Lutheran church parsonage,
Logan, when; Laura, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Jacob Higenell, of that
township, was married to' lyre Ed-
win Rock, of Brodhagen, The cereL
mony was .performed by Rev, Mr,
Ness, pastor of the,„chtireh. After
the ceremony a wedding dinner )2.1.5
served at the home of the 'bride's
parents. The bridesmaid was Miss
Ella 1-lige:mile sister of the bride,
and Mr, Norman Rock, brother of
the bridegroom, acted as best man,
Later Mr. 'and Mrs. Rock motored
to Stratford, where they took the
train for Detroit, Mich, On their
return they will reside at Brod-
hagen.
CARD OF ,THANKS. SEAFORTH •MARKETS'
Mrs. Smith, Market street,
wisheS to Clank 111511215 and neigh-
bors for their kindness to 'herself and
family during her recent 'operation
and for tioWers received from the
ladies of St. Thomas' church.
• FOR RENT OR SALE.
Six -roomed house and garret on
the corner .of Market and Louise
street, Seaforth. - Newly painted,
electric lighted, good basement and
good back kitchen. Apply to MRS.
FORTUNE, on the premises, or
phone 2215, ,
" FOR SALE OR RENT.
' Seven -room house 031 North Main
street, 'Seaforth, Hai garden and
good well with pump in house, also
soft water, For particulars apply to
THOS. .AleILROY, R.R. 1, Seafortli,
or R. S. ELAYS,-Seaforth. tf
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
Barred Rocks, Rhode island Reds
and Black Minorcas, 13 eggs for 50c.
HENRY CUDM'ORE,..''Harpurhey,
21,
BACON TYPE YORKSHIRES,
We 'have for sale some good long
type sows carrying, their first litters,
weight from 200 to 300 lbs, These are
a registered lot and are priced from
$20.00 up, This gives anyonei'a chance
to g -et started into Ole real. bacon
type at grade price, Also ;ye have for
service a registered bacon type York.
shire hog, Price $1.50 at time of ser-
vice with privilege of returning if
necessary, ABRAM HUGILL & Son,
Lot 23, con. 1, 1 -LES,, Tuckersmith,
Phone 13-616.
Want and For Sale Ads, 3 times, 50s
1.
1
Just What "You've Been Waiting For!
Annual STR. G EltH UN* Excursion
91.4'
qi
•,
eriela to Detr at
Leaving agt,
coderich
and return.
'3.5 kir' round trip
Y9 4 -hark'
$2.25 one way
t;
This is an event that comes but onCe a year -don't miss it! Take this
restful, balmy lake ride to Detroit -visit the amusements, the great indus-
trial factories; and you can shop there, too. There'll be music, dancing
and appetizing oteals aboard. Be on deck with all the home folic.
On Tuesday, June 10, the Steamer
Greyhound will leave Goderieh at
9;39 a, tn., stopping al.Port Huron
m, end arriving Detroit at
520 is. 5, Remaih in Detroit over
Wednesday and returning,leavefor
Goderich Thursday, June 1 2 111.
1 p. m.
See Ty Cobb
1,1/ Ji1it and Babe Ruth
.=:114%r.i., The New York Yankees and De.
Pr11713.iAlails I! ..trait Tigers w
iq battle for b:ah
l
honorstNevrleldD.rgt..l
.Wed..d.y,ue11.Thsin your
opportunity
to see the two Cr..t.st
.5„
stan of baseball in action -Ty
Cobb end Babe Ruth.
Last trip to Detroit leaves Goderieh
Friday, June 13, 930a. m.
ill••••11.1.•
11
„ 104, qi:
cj
M
NLIGHT
out of Goderieh
Monday, June 9
8:30 p. m.
Adults 50c Children 25c
., Eloyneg,,easuly,tifuil three hour
F1.11:1'. dance' ourtheSte nuoraord.
WHITE STAR LINE
, •
Seaforth, May 14111.
Wbeat, pbr bushel 955
Oats, per bushel, 40e
Barley, peribushel...• 60c
Buckwheat, per bushel . ... . , ,75c •
Pea's' per ,bushel ......$125 to $1.40
Shorts, per cwt..... ... . ... ....$1.60
13ran, per cwt....... ... . . ......$1.30
Flour, per bag.... . : ... $3.35 to $3.75
Eggs, per dozen .„ ..... .20c -21c
Butter, per pound 28c -30c
I -bogs, per cwt. $7.25
Potatoes, per bag $1,00
Frog Grading Report,
Por 1-Iuron County for week
ending. May 8th,
Sea- Bruce- Wa 1 -
forth, field. 5011,
Total . .,....2300 187 48 151
Selects . ..... 657 41 22 45
Thiek smooth 1237 107 21 55
Heavies . . 74 2 2 20.
Extra heavies 7 3
Shop hogs 160 23
Lights and ;
feeders . ... 114 36 5
Roughs . 1
Sows No. 1 .. 13 1 2
Sows No. 2 .. 35 1
Stags , 2
Powerful Medicine. -The healing
properties hi six essential oils are
concentrated in every bottle of Dr.
Thomas' Eclectric Oil forming 1714)
of the most beneficial ever offered
to the use of man, Many can testify
as to its power in allaying pain, and
many more can certify that they
101 their health to it. Its wonderful
power is not expressed by the
small price at which it sells,
AFTER APRIL 14th
RONNSON'S.
BARBER SHOP
Dominion Bank
Building
Eiatranco Just Around the Corner
AFTER APRIL 14th
Garage Opened
I have opened a garage in the
vereaux Building
CORNER•or VICTORIA AND
GODERICH STREETS
and am prepared to handle all kinds
of automobile repairs.
All work guaranteed.
Also handle British American Gas
and Oil.
Bruce Phillips
SEAFORTH,
Phone 17
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Highest market prices ail kinds of grain
ettoice ground screeningsq`25 per ton 'in
buyers bags
PURE FEED
Bran and Shorts at lowest prices
litiron Flour Mii s d
SUCCESSOR to ROB MILLS, Ltd.
Is next door to
Rath cust mer
rA clever manufacturer
in a small town found
he often Igst r e p e at
orders frora';slkstant cus-
tomers because -Ale had ,
no one on the ground
,to
get them. So ho suppllea'a.
each of these good cus-
tomers with a card
teading:-
The 11. W. Marks Co. of
Deepdale is authorized to
telephone orders to The
Blank Mfg. Co., Spring-
ville, and deduct the cost
of the message from our
next invoice. Call Spring- 'a
ville 150. Our telephone
service is organized to
give you ae good service
as if we were next door
to your office.
(Signed) John L. RlacAl.
nesays it works fine. Try&
Noorii B.l Totol)hotte is.
1Gotig /)istance Station.
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