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TRY IT THE "SALADA" WAY
Infuse 6 heaping teaspoons of Salads Black Tea in a pint of fresh, boiling water.
After 6 minutes strain liquid into 2 -quart container; while hot, add 1 to 1 !4 cups
of sugar and juice of 2 leptons, strained; stir until sugar is dissolved; fill container
With cold water. Do not allow tea to cool before adding cold water or liquid
will become cloudy. Serve with chipped ice, The above makes 7 tall glasses.
Cook-Kestte Wedding—
A pretty wedding was solemnized
in the Cites Blvd, United thtn ch 2n
Windsor on May 29 when Rev. Far-
rell united in marriage Ilene Ruby.
eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Henry J. h stle, of Exeter. end Clare
M til+: n took, of Detroit. tit. Milt. She
was a,reteled by hor sister Mi.••, Vera
Kestlt. The grnoni was attended. 1,y
Mr. Jack Gibbs. :after a short jimmy -
moon they will take up residen,'e its
Detroit.
StanbureeFyffe—
The marriage :;f Miee A;iezai>•_c..
Allen Fyne, daughter of M'. and
Mrs. W. D. Pyle, to Mr. John Lewey
eetnniuy. son of His Hone' JudgeJ.
G S. Ste:lim y and Mrs. b sneer;y,
took plee' very gtfietly in the trail•
et
Keex l'hltreh at 4.ee e elle k ell
Sat urea!: eftre noon with the [zee
H. el, l..-1111er, 11.A.. Th.11., .,: 1 t th::c.
The h: id,' w:,t,- a lnenly
dross Poach ,•r•,pe with large
der Y;i, 2, It ho'. nowd..r• bile i
. rte, .•e:d carried a bouquet .a Tells
ttt..l- r.. tt•a-- sister; ells, ii •l: i
Fyffe e.e ine : erai with ;mete
ewe tee- het mrd corsage tf .a
Pel,- :eel Mr. 11t ha:,1 . ,. ,11fu.y hrs
tiler ++f [ht; a , ,t,., st a-• tit:= i -t.d-
ants. Eel;, w.n',• :s; :.. I the
-
immediate families and friends of the
bride's parents on Wilson avenue. ;sir,
and Mrs. Staanbury left an a brief
trip. The bride wearing a powder
hi-te. .ruck . an 1 hat and a navy bine
. t'atharines tetaudatel.
Called Up—
:Me Reece 3ted i whit ist WI .he
.an :a1 the Napnnee liigi. S, hoot,
anti W1t., C. i' several y.atrs has been
.•aintuw 'with Hee Napane.:: 4:th Bat-
:'} tit irisin; Ile is now Captain has
the c :S>f-.--Ex-,.,.a
tau..•,1,I vtc;ate.
Joined the Colors—
s.•wr_n! yeeng ni'n free; Exec.
tsar, ]cheer ;he 1 t'•R'> Leeelee.
1 , wlr have a n:uiy donned the
unif,,,.:•, in. iu+l.• Uhester Learnislt, .7111
ten Semi • . , Jas k Briutaeli and Wal-
ley F>+nil . Tho l,s ter isit Blyth hoy
wh„ was cntployeti ss h;;:•be,- with Mr.
.1. `1'e.,ain..,r.
Police trvestigate Theft—
A sI!ientey urger, r„ P+st lee ,heft
i the elm eft t ,rota l'hatr,
I --. :t II. k ''.it `•lall,l:tl , Iw til:.' rte
and hi.- fatally u' i. ,t1,.". . it
ported that the party n ssper5 3 of thi.
lit -t1 Irtee. :teen: 1;11.. i ttr,tiay to, gain
ver,thce int r this hento. lent wa=
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1940
•Waiper-Chutes•
:\ quiet wedding was solemnized at
the 1 ,.urrh of the Redeemer. L:omion,
svhns Irene Prances Clutter, eldest
danglttr.r of Mr. and airs, Edwin
Clutter, Varna. was united in snarri-
ag. tet Notunu51 F.;- Wolper, sin of Mr.
and lairs, Edmund \Valper, of Dash -
weed, Rev. i'anou W. A. Townsend
officiated- The attendants were Mary
1 huter, sister of the bride, and Alvin
Wolper, brother of the groom. The
bride wore a white dress of crepe
with matching accessories and car-
ried a bouquet of Briareliffe roses
and lily of the valley. The bridesmaid
wore a frot•k of gaiety blue sheer
ctrepe with a corsage of piuk roses.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at Glen Allen. Ater a wed -
sting trip to the Eastern States 13r,
and Mrs, \Vallee. will reale on wat-
erloo street. Lontleil,
Engagements Announced—
Mr. and Mrs, Jolul Turner. ('lin-
tun, anitonnee the engagement of their
third daughter, Mary Rebecca, 10
Norman William, second sou n 3Ir.
and Mrs. \Vm. Griffiths. of Londe,.
bore, the nmarrLage to take leave the
latter part of June,
3Ir. and Mrs. Archibald A. Arne
etrong of Bayfield announce tete en-
•gagelnrtit of their teaughter, Misty
Isobel. to Dr, R. Gordon Lea. sots of
etre. I.ea et' \-ietoria, P51111e Edward
Island. and the late Hon. Walter M.
Lea, lite marriage 10 take place Baler-
);- the latter part of June.
Plane Damaged—
Pilot 3lcTavish of Toronto, spend•
ine, Sunday in this community. had
hes light Cab vabin plane conte to
grief on the Harvey McLagau tarso
north of town. McTavish era's taking
feral citizens foe rides in the plane
teed had Earl Squire as n passenger
althe time. Taxiing 011 the McLagan
farm the plane struck a rock and
was forced into a fence, causing
aroltnd $79 damage to the wing, a
supporting strut being bent and the
fabric torn. Tha plane was taken to
the Earl farm to await repairs, The
oc•c'upants of the plane were itot
tn]nred.- Nlitcitell Adyocate.
Melick-Smith—
A quiet but pretty wedding took
place at the Evangelical parsonage,
Dashwood, last. Saturday afternoon
at e o'clock, when Miss Della Smith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Smith of the Bronson line, Huy Twp..
and Clarence Howard Melick, son of
Mr, - Alfred and the late Mrs, Melick
of Zurich, were uuitee in marriage
by Rev. H. E. Roppel. The wedding
parlor at the parsonage was decor-
ated with a profusion of ferns and
June flowers and the bride looked
charmingly lovely in her gown of
pastel blue with hat to match, carry-
ing an elaborate bouquet of bridal
dower's. After the ceremony the hap-
py couple returned to the parental
home of the bride where about 99
.lose friends greeted then at a wed-
ding supper. Mr. and Mrs. Melick
will take up residence on the Meliclt
farm nsar/.arich, north of town.—
zurieb ;herald,
Died At London—
The death occurred last Wednesday
at the Monte of his daughter, Mrs.
Fraser McTavish. London, of George
31. Elliott, who for the great part of
his life was a well-known resident of
Goderich and of Huron County, being
a former representative of the Child-
ren's Aid Society. Mr, Elliott was In
his eighty-third year. Ile had been an
invalid for some years, but, became
seriously ill only a week before his
death. Born in Colhorue township, 011
si.tstentber 9, 11:7. fourth sou of Mr.
Th
With a 9 Ile
Til] Alli
ETTER and better mechanical equipment
has played a great part in telephone
service. But the human element—the men
and women who make the equipment serve
you so quickly and accurately—has been an
all-important factor.
Telephone employees are your friends and
neighbors, fellow citizens of your local com-
munity. Their most cherished aim is to
provide telephone service that is efficient,
speedy, and as nearly flawless as it can be
made.
More than that — they lay great emphasis on
courtesy, on being as helpful as they can in
everything that pertains to your telephone.
The famous phrase, "The Voice with a Smile"
expresses their way of work and service.
Bell employees have made a great contribu-
tion to our sixty years of successful opera-
tion. It is to them in large measure, that
Canada owes its world leadership in the use
of the telephone.
HAS BEEN 'S
e.
a
Ijtlat
An ()pewter
of the e:gbiies
Miss E. M. Guff
188
60 yypARS OF PUBLIC SERVicl;
)Manager
azul Mrs. William Elliott, the lute 71r.
Elliott spoilt his earlier years at 1:15rah
ing, thou after conducting it dung•.
business fora few years, he steroid it
retail store in Goderich, where he de-
veloped all extensive grocery and pro-
duce business. Selling out after about
twenty-ilve years, he conducted a shoe
business for a time, then became
county agent of the Children's Aid
Society, which post he held for seven-
teen years until his retirement in
1928 on account of poor health. He
served several years in the town
council and county council, Was lures•
ident of the prohibition union.
For more than fifty years he had
been a member of the Independent
Order of Gd3Peiluws. He married
Esther Swaffietd, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. William Swaffielcl,
oe Goderich township, and they cele-
hrateci their golden wedding anniver-
sary in 1932, After Mr. Elliott e retire -
meat they resided for several ye•are at
London, then returned to 1loderich
where ilirs, Elliott died ill January,
1917. For the last few years lir. El -
ling bad lived with his daughter at
Lmnon. Surviving are three 110119 and
one daughter: William 1:,, editor of
the Sentinel -Review, -Woodstock; Geo.
R., petroleum engineer at Bartlesville,
Oklahoma; Thomas Il., advertising
exertniv„ with Ml11'Laren Adverlising
ContNoy, Toronto, and Mrs. 1 rases
Me'l'avish, 207 Emery street, London.
Another sols, (nester, former secret-
ary or the Alberta Wheat Poet. died its
British t'ohnnbia smite years ago.
There ase also one brother 111111 One
sister, John EEIliott., B.A., Loudon, for-
mer high school prindpal, and Mrs.
71. Spa911ug. of \lugs. Manitoba,
Thefimera1 tools place In:cede icb on
Friday.
Married In Detroit
Of interest et ft'b'nde 'ind relatives
in this vicinity was the lnin'riage in
Detroit. of May ;;o, of Miss Laurie
Parkinson, daughter of 3Ir. ant! ML's.
William G. Parkinson, 10 71r. 1,21
Lambie .1enkine of Barnesville. Geor-
gia. The norther of the bride was the
former :Nary Osmond of 1311y11eld.
The mar'r'iage servile was 11;211 111 It
o'einrlc ill the aft. rnoon at Preston
3f th,dist 7 pl i opal ehmch ity the
li.'verelni 10 Notion, pastor. 'Mr
t'au w Poster. s rani t. and :Mrs.
N.111,. Robinson. soprano, feud -red
a1 T t pu,: to ..il e t ion , Miss - El a Fenn
.1f 11,•ttvrit was thc 1+rid.'s sole at-
.bdant. Mr. Uncoil, Parkinson of
1,•'t,•oit and 71:, Andrew 11usleetaid
:ef nun :olio, 1,r+,tlt r 1114 c.,nt'31, of
to incl r,•cpnetirel}.scrVcii. as list•
r•. Immediately after the e.,.renlenw
a reception was held at the home of
t11e bride's parents. Among the nut -of -
town guests present were )hiss Sylvia
!ermine front New York ('Ity, Mr, luno
Mrs. Stanley Scudder anti Reginald
Scudder from Akron, 011io, Mr. and
Mrs. William Good front Auburn, On-
tario, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spragge
from Goderich, Mrs, Winifred Young
from Roseland, Ontario, and Miss
Josephine Raset from Pott I-Iuron,
Enlisted for Active Service—
Kenneth Hunter of Goderich and
Fred Crieb of Seafortit, both of whom
hold the rank of lieutenant in the non
permanent Huron -Middlesex regiment.
have enlisted with ether regiments
now Being brought up to full strength
for active service Iien, a son of MIs.
Hunter. Victoria street., and the lute
Dr, A. C. Hunter. left 011 Monday to
join the Essex Scottish Regiment of
Windsor. having passed a stiff medi-
cal inspection the previous Saturday-.
The Windsor Regiment had a scarcity
of well-trained officers and the ynrg
Goderich barrister answered the call
which was sent out officers in non-
permanent units. Fred Crich, a form-
er resident of Goderich, has enlisted
with the Royal Canadian Army Ser-
vice Corps and at present is stationed
at Stratford with the Highland Light
Infantry of Canada, which has taken
over the barracks 'formerly occupied
by the Perth Machine Gun Regiment.
—Goderich Signal -Star.
He crossed the ocean many times
without thought of fear; he crossed
the rugged Alpine range; he crossed
the desert drear. He crossed the
jungle, dark and dread, nor trembled
for his life and yet he doesn't care
to cross his pretty little wife.
Lifts
Ya' °]q she
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POTS AND PANS
NO need to scrape and scrub
in slimy water. A solution* of
Gillett's Pure Flake Lye just
lifts off grease layers . , , loosens
hard -baked food . . . takes the
drudgery out of washing up.
Keep a tin always handy!
'Never dissolve lye in hot water. Tisa
action of the lye ittely
heats the crater.
FI1EE 1300KLee— The 'Gitlets' Lynn
)Booklet tells how this powerful cleanser
Clean, clogged drains - . keeps out.
houses clean and odorless by destroying
the contents of the closet .. , how it
performs dozens of tasks. Send for a
free copy to Standard Brands Ltd.,
Fraser Ave. and Liberty Street,
Toronto, Ont.
Birds do More Good than Harm
9i41111l• 01 the+ birds. that sieve mit
Inns 0f dollar, 10 crops every year
are still misjudged. Fruit raisers of
ten look .m relios us .11(11110. be•
cans.. of alto .kiln's appetite 1:,,'
rherries• 1'et robins coastline 1,
set Is 1at•ninl to fruit 191'gas throes 11
out tea year, and 'uly .tante 1110
dna utg
peeliele in Julie anti July do
11.9)1 eel etteiveted raw 1, any e
1,1o. \Gill bee 1 eem-
n
ripe, forin 11t t -.0,1' p 1
their food
\\,r„deo. , i,1 5 ur „t,,,, i p„+ •4
damaging tre. .s 1,y 1ii••h i?iL..
Each bob tie
bird has hated the 1-,t Y:1 +rt
sirtrtiwr wnad•berhi u.-,-rr. \V, •
(51.1pochcrs are ll ung. Ow meet els
rot, 1 gin ertatienr 1-. AVM: 1
li ,ny 1111 111 7 eclat ,t• in-,,, ,- ti.....
other hind- '1110101 a.. 1.
\\'lieu swallow'- it. -.Is 1.r, 1 .ro
front the eat, -. 1.f banes, some „f Pie
best friends of ire (''arnt have
tttruesi 0way SWall.ws.catching 11',-11
food on the wing, ronsnit1 v',a
numbers 0t harmfdyin:•ct..
l5111!t'Ially ul dllri0Ft rhe 11esgtiu> insrind
nurilltiug periods when they. life
most other birds, eat little beside
animal food. Young birds inside tee,
11,91 4,(111 teal more 111Ree•te then
their parents. Swsllnws should ftr e�>
cemented to build „n barn euvee by
providing soul for nest nlortar and u
shelf to support seas. !even emelt oz.
trance holes alight b.e rut 151 ha r0
gt1i1s .
Its the fruit df,irie+s, the ,riot,, Iter
Mem sensed of damaging unto.:,'
garden peas. 10 t the oriel.; s f axi r:o
SSsts principally- of caterpillar•-. It
also eats quantities of plant and b.trlh
lire. ant w-a-SP>s. grasshoppers, spHei..
and tt•eevils.
New re,carcit has wide.)
chapter to the present motelei,4e
fat- a. iteman to .11. Nature has .1•+•
cisco
a product, namely milk
ter tat, aln.h is w:tie r s&ret.
diem combined 1)y a secret fryr:u4t
Rueter fat .has .1 something tl11)'
other fats cannot claim. It 'produces
better pirowrh and 'better health thee
• lt)' other fats which have Ibsen aest'43,
hot mlhat that "something"is etas not
as yet 'been ,definitely determined,
AS A FAMOUS ACTOR SEES LIFE,
LOVE, ART—AND WOMEN.
An article in The American Week-
ly with the June 16 Issue of The De-
troit Sunday Times, will disclose brit•,
I.iant examples of the epigrammatic
philosophy of Monsieur Sacha Goitre,
the John Barrymore of France who,
after four marriages, concludes that
one woman can be adorable—but;
two, terrible. Be sure to get The De
troit Sunday Times.
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