HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-08-08, Page 7THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1940
FRIENDS FOR LIFE
Clnlstopher Lunt, one of tiro younger children evacuated from the
Halted Kingdom, was in a happy snood when ho reached Van-
couver after travelling by Canadian Pacific steamship across the
Atlantic and by Canadian Pacific train across C'anada, He is shown
here saying good-bye to his new found pal, Porter George Living-
stour, win) took grind care of ]tial on his long train ride, Christopher
had a grand lime on the journey and is now safe from German
raiders. 110 Will live with friends on the West Coast.
STRATFORD
Stratford -on -Avon -is a city. of beau-
ty, industry and education. Stratford
is centrally situated ---27 utiles from
Kitchener, 45 1011ee from Godericb,
43 miles from Guelph, 40 miles from
London, 98 utiles from Toronto and
100 utiles from Detroit. The beauty
spots are numerous and marvellous,
The Avon stretches over a. mile
from East to West and includes a
miniature lalte. The river le toward
the North side of the city. The South
side is dotted with parks and trees
and Rowers; ,picnic parks, with tables
and seats for everybody; also bad--
lugs
uild-lugs for soft drinks, ice cream and
eatables. The large white swans
break the monotony of the river;
with occasional row boats acid the
motorboat, the Juliet, operated by
•
the Parks Board. The boathouse. is
just above the dam. Boats may be
rented at moderate rates.
Excellent provision is made for
campers in Queen's Park; hot and
cold water free every day, including
Sunday; electric and wood stoves.
modern toilets, police protection;
free swimming err Quaen's Park, As
you stroll you will find yourself can-
opied by the lacy willow branches
which almost kiss the water. The
pool just below the dam is largely
patronized by old and young. The
fresh spring water is chlorinated
-with overhead and under -water light-
ing for night swimming; private
lockers and suits to rent at small ad-
mission. There is free swimming at
the lake just. above the darn and at
Queen's Park; dancing at the casino;
games galore ---tennis, cricket.. bowl-
ing, golf at country .tiro, ball in
ICroehler park which is fitted with
lights for nigh) games. The park sys-
tem contains 130 acres. There are
two modern shows—the Avon and
the Classic. Queen's park is decorated
with life and beauty when 1200 sold-
iers march to the skirl of the bag-
plpes, They drill twice a day, after-
noon and morning. Then' barracks Is
the former McLagan factory, The sol-
diers are a group of clever, obedient
young (hell,
Stratford Is not only a city of beau-
ty and recreation, but an industrious
centre—including the Canadian 'Nat-
ional Railways locomotive repair
shops, five or six large furniture fac-
tories, four textile plants, felt shoes,
rubber, leather, brass, pork packing,
poultry packing, glass and corrngat-
el pipe industries.
The educational Institutions are
magnificent in design and aro built
upon heal(iifnl grounds, The schools
anti churches embellish the city.
There are six Public schools, two
Separate schools, a collegiate insli-
tine, and an Imposing normal school.
There are beautiful churches of all
denominations. They are well attend•
ed and faithfully administered to by
reverent pastors and priests.
The railway and bus service to and
from Stratford is convenient and
courteous. The board of trade furn-
1511es information for the tourists.
There is a beautiful drive on each
side of Avon. The resiliences are
large and convenient, with Beautiful
lawns and Rowers.
Wo have no doubt left out aro e. of
the beauties of Stratford Than we
have mentioned; however our object
IS to demonstrate that the tourist o'
visitor who spends even a month in
Stratford shall return (tome with a
gain in weight, knowledge and exper-
ience, J. M. ROBERTSON.
Seaforth, Out.
Want and For Salo A'ls, 3 week, 50c
THE SBAFORTH NEWS
ECM ONDV1LLE HOUSE
BUILT 90 YEARS AGO
ily N(,'is:>. At( it,•' :11cl•n„'.:
London d gee 1 ress.
-Irl th_ :town ,i E.instudtill', 4,11(11
and adjoining, the larger •torwn ,y1 Sea-
,Rrntll, is aituat.11 a lovely Louse among
Itlre trees, over 90 years old- In this
'!louse 'litres Earl Van Gg'ruoa4 .and
his another. Though handicapped by
a danteu'ess .through injury, IMT. Van
Tlgntond engages its bhe art of rem-
odeling and refinishing• antique ffur-
nibure.
Mr. 'Van Egmont is the fourth
generation deo:enle.1 from the fatu-
ous Col. Anthony \^an 1. gmonl, 'Mild-
er of the H'urou roast and the fir.4t seat
-tier in the Huron 'Pratt,
Col. Anthony Van Egmord
lin•alty ole tended from the a' .•.tat Eo -
tnonri, who (figured i u i1r.u,a.i•, 11
the H shirt' of the Fat! ,; re- •r) itt 1
Ili -public.- Van 1 rmtul was 'bore
Holland at the close of .(e 1(11 1 ciap-
or).
\1 the 'battle of Waterloo \-au iia-
ntonrl was severely wounded and after
a e n'ery a u -igrate d America
and resided -in Pennsylvania f n eight
years. He then casae to Canada awl
(mind his may to oho Huron 'l'racr
where he engaged in building the
famous Huron Road.
:\t first the road (wasa titer• sleigh
track, 11 feet wide, through solid
high loud the ',irk was done by mule
teams and gang. of men who nutted
their camps along as the road pro-
�gressed. At ithe sante (001' the ('.014
was being huatt three inn were er-
ected and Dutch huntigr rt;, lleluhu•,
Fryf n,le alnd Seebach, were made
host and the Canada company gave
them a bonus of -)u, '5u and no -p unds,
respectively, to keep these inns i�,,en
for travelers.
Cal Van E round made. itis own
home ra(ither !west on the Huron
Road near What is now Alma Corners,
half way :between Seaforth and Clht-
ton. This home Was always open to
travelers. Van I:gmlol14 tris a friend
of the settler.
After the road was lbn11t Van I9g-
nrond -operated a -horse drawn !trans -
gum) system- :between Toronto and
Goderich, 5o bltrifty was he that :fore-
seeing a rush of intmigralbion he laid
in a stock o4 '5(10 (barrels of Flour.
Van Egntond tw,as a tall, soldierly
lookin'g man. He .always swore a close
fitting cap and the legend is that his
ears were ,out off.
M the same 'flute that Col. Van Lg-
mon•d !built the inn an the Huron Road.
be also (buiilt a few anile: ,south and
east where the Van Ey aloud 'home is
.today, in order to get the (p'ow'er -from
the 'Bayfield river to drive las mills.
His first 'frame house stood in front
of where ,the present 'hriek :home . eenareul ay;ency 'wihen buying ,food atsp-
stands. I'plte is (because it anuvt ,buy in flange
Oaf. Van Fignrond joined 'witch 'Mac- :and laseared ,volume, Dr, William Al-
kemzie and later was taken .prisoner. ten, Agricultural ,Conunis,ioner, Mer-
I\\''bile awuaitin'd trial the 'died. He lovas ken(rg Service, Dominion Depart-
buricd across the road tfrnut bhe .farm n1(1(1 all Agriculture, stated at the
"re occupied thy Heilbeet Fowler on Dominion -- Provitneial Agriculture
the Huron Road, half • way !between Conference vatted by bhe Agricultural
'Clinton and Seaforth abut his !body SuIsp'he 'Hoard, which WAS held in
wets afterwards Iv:moved to the 1xg- Ott ttyCa, Iat'ly illr.L0.
nlotdvitie cemetery, Madantt• Van (anis policy its necessary (because the
Egnlond 'lived long enough to occupy rontroi and 'distri!htttio0 of food-.Ibot'h
the Iprescnt 90-year-hatise, imported xnd haute 'prodncerl—ia a
C'nh Vtur Elglll .ltd 'batt five sons . tren(endou-• prioblem and the ten -
and Three daughters. 'l'he sons )vers dency' is for (hat control to bectonw
C.onetant, d dward, Leopold, August even 'mare ultcusified. This has anean't
and William; the daughters Mrs. Hei-
man
a 10'5(0 reumga(0(1(11(1 of the 11)0111)8 of
'hanlliog all food product..
'flhe difficulties of tlu' British 'Min-
istry ltrve been increased by the pr,>b-
ilies have nearly 'all (passed 011 o that -lent of shipping under near couditains.
it is now 'the fourth genera'tinn -that is Shipping deltas are not made known to
living. 'Ole only 0(trvivtng ones of the the public nor to the trade. (k neces-
9hircl 'generaltunt are ,Mu.. Susie GOv- sity arrivals are irregular. Often 0 hi1's
rnlock, of Sca'forfh and :George Van unload their tangoes at !putts 'where
tv annul, •qf Cleveland, Ohio.
'haiiboar facilities are inadequate and
Constant Van Rammed twas the remote cream points of consumption,
.founder iuf Rg'mnndville and also the '!'his increases the task sof taking the
first magistrate. The jail 'was nn the prodaIle to the depots ,for general dis-
lbasement of the 'present house, bhe titillation, -
wiiulow anal bars stili remainieg. :\0- Dr. Allen referred t., the great ..hitt:
cording to records there was only one ie population nv�hich have been tirade,
prisoner ever put in jail. thus farther increasing the 'work of
Leopnld Van :gamont operated a distributing rood supplies. '1'rnnoporta-
saw-ntill and Constant a gristmill and tion: in the 1'nite(1 kingdom is handl-
distillery along the Rayfield ricer, e',o (cod Iby fibs black -nuts. Mue'h of
They !built the dant and the race the work of handling food has- to the
which supplied power for all. 'Coo- done at night and in• airtu:al clau'knees,
slant Van Egmunld had four dau,att- -I'his interferes with the free flow of
tits (101000 he had any sons and when a,,,,da in a manner whieh camas 'he'
his 'first :son mita horn he (Constant)
1
The SSecr&as
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Good Looks
by
\: +r..4 t"a-y;ATHE::'l i;•OftitIES
A n'.. ,f i...a, -rr...' 1-u(15
a it). 't.,. ,l, a: •r�- ;}.,, ,. 1,1 'i:»ely-:.
t it
„ ,:•iy
Firs' '•( 1'- til' 1(„1'. Sunshine
1,1111s r., airy the Nati -; >'u 1
give it Iragile»t. applications ,: flair
runic. Hale. shampoo win �l:tue a'
your shampooing problems and help
give your hair a.delightful guess
Now fee the oilier extremity, Treat
your feet kindly and they will
spol. Hattie theta often (1(i dusl.
with taleutii puwde:. ('„.lis are par-
licularly pelmet in the hot wea(]r't•
so ('e1r11•iil her that corn? are ('1(05 )1
by pigsor and friction. Hone par-
ing rs only temporary and might Sett
cause infection, su be sate unit use 0
good two-way 1,nrn plu-tier. It will
end pain i1151.11 11 bt a 'moving pie s -
((i', while the meditated pad gently
loosen the tenet so that it mines
right airy.” root and alt.
We-ctli get hot (1(1(1 perspire. This
is inevitable and natural. But we
CAN keep fresh and sweet, and here
1s the way: Always waste with gentle
paltttolive• soap, and after washing.
dab a tittle deodorant creaur under
the armpits to banish odour.
Write to me for confidential and
personal advice in your hetatty' ln'ole
lents and enclose four one -cent
stamps for toy booklet of Beauty
Care, Address; Miss Barbara Lyntt,
Box 75, Station B., Montreal, Que.
BRITAI,N'S PROBLEMS
WITH FOOD SUPPLIES
The reason ,that the British Min-
istry of Food asks to deal with a
mar, M Waterloo eonnky, Mrs. 'flbwai-
tcs, of Clinton, and. '\frs. 'Phomas
Govenlork, of McKillop, Their ism -
realized here in Canada.
rolled a Iharrel of whisky mato the While the British ..Ministry of Food
street for the Ipulhlic to.drink. IHe also 11)15 control ester both 'imported and
buried one and repeated the action home ,produced food, it, in turn, is
for The second son. These have never sl1Isject to the rigid regulations of the
been ,located but ,the 'present owner is Treasury. The Treasury miles with an
(0111 'hopeful of ifindin'g'the two (Mar- iron :land, '11e said.
rebs uw•Illf011 toy 1100' . i11 be 82 'I'd 86 He 'pointed out that .paying dor
years in oak. 'goods is 'a comparativelysimple mat -
In 'payment ,for building the Huron ter iwthen if is all (within the country
Road, 'Col Van Egmont accepted 100 for there is no 'problem of Torek n ex -
en n s ana ,a t
nerved, 'there is an adverse 'balance of pleat
trade against 'Great 'Britain to an as rood cans.
amount of 'about 1$500,000,000 for the 011 cans are not food cans and
first 'y'ear of 'the war. This ,makes should not be used for any food
Canadian .dollars expensive in Eng' h
land, Dr. Allen did not tbelievc this product.
situation 'was dikely to Improve, ,prdb-
aibly rot oioold (get worse.
From the viewpoint of finance alone
the (United l�lingdom tenet do all in '!'ts
power ,to encourage food ,producbuon
at home 'Where exdh ange is ,not a ,pndh-
lent. Food at 'home is readily available
anal also there is no shopping problem
in conneatiog with it. Consequently
the British Ministry is doing every -
1111(1g in its'pow^er to stimulate the ;pro-
duction. and use of home'p'roduets. As-
istanee is generously .given and 'prices
have been raised to encourage sndh
production.
He said Cauaclian should not try to
compare- price to farmers in Great
Britain (with prices paid for Canadian
produce. \\ e should try ao forget
that if the (policy is to favour aunt.
line of agricultural production 'wit'hin
Great Britain, it is easy to do 'o."
1' ie diets 011 !which the people aro
Riot cannot 'be compared twtbh those
'before the wan Dr. Allan .aid >t urd-
«1.45'h'are ibeeii modified and will ttlit-
tin'tie ,to Ibe modified to ,a (greater ex-
tent. ''We will he misled if eve com-
pare .conditions affect now with :those
existing ,before the war". If it is pos-
sible to obtain flood ,products cheaply
and 'with little tronblle, then 'bhose
ipngdiu'des wi.tl floe (oonsidered. But tit
they ani too cl{Efiowlt
,to dbtain !bhe&
will not Ibe ,aotisidered. Tihe plan is
to pew/tide a duet 'which 1s adequate
acres of land 00 Which Straitf d low change. As far a, C d 's con -
stands and 1¢5100 ,acres on '04hieh tithe
town of pMitdheall is located. Ito ad-
dition to this he ,purchased numerous
acres in 'the Seaforth 'dis'tridt 'amou'nt-
intg im all to apgeoxfmately 14,000
acres .After the Rebellion all this eland
TESTED RECIPES
RASPBERRIES TO Ti -IE FORE
There is no denying t1( fort that
sihrelulent sun -ripens( berries, and
fruits fresh from held :and orchard
are among the most delicious foods
a person can eat. C•roadizns will-au-
anintously agree to .ilia as they en-
joy the hone prod:meal fruits 00 the
market at this seas'in
Raspberries are abundant just now.
This year the 'or,rp is gold, the goal-
iiy ,•xrellerit, why (:,lt make the
most cof the situ:a tt-: tier that rasp.
PAGE SEVEN
YOU 'PAY aS
YOU USE LESS
tit t l(! t ry day ..RESULT'S
tcltlh.• tit y h,:. „, 't, I-. ' .and with
u 111004l0 1l' 11)'- "111'.!'1. r'nra P -am'-' • .
into (tut urfai inn - -i 111a klillg
jellies. Th, c'ou4 _.ei ..n;. 1(1ar-
keting nervi.,, r••c:rt>,,,;;>r:,is td;•' to!-
Raspberry Mousse
3 raps fr'•sh r t j 1'i`•.
iy stip fruit dlisa;.1
pitlell salt
1 tableopnon go -twine
2 tublespnnn.s cold .:' et
is pint Whipping s'''eas;
Pr,'., hrrri,•, tura, :=i=•c,a t'., re -
more seeds. dull sugar and salt.
seek gelatine to r„'1ri %V•tt••l. Dissolve
ever hot water. Stir hot, fruit pulp.
When mixture is per lolly eat fold in
creme. w hip11('d mite .tiff. Allow to
t Serve. 41x,
Raspberry Tarts
2 t(gg white.
pinch salt
1%' cup 111(1t slight'
1 phut 'fresh 7a::rn-ili ta
Add salt to ,.ece ah» . a. nil heal ntati1
stiff. Beat in sugar- Fuld in rasp.
berries, Pile in baked tart shells.
Bake in slow oven, 300 deg. F., until
meringue is Rl'tll--abort 3e) minutes.
Makes six tarts.
Raspberry Jelly
4 cups raspberry juice
c?_ cups granulated sugar
1 cup liquid pectin
Use 3 quarts raspberries. Press
through sieve, then drain through
jelly bag. Measure sugar and juice
into large saucepan. Mix well. Bring
to boil and stir 01 pectin, 13oi1 hard ii
robotic.,
Remove from heat and skint.
Pout' into sterilized glasses. Seal
with hot paraffin..
Note --2 quarts raspberries and 1
quart red currants may be used in
above recipe.
Raspberry and Red Currant Conserve
4 'cups stemmed entrants
1 cups raspberries
1i cups Rugal'
Mix and let stand one haul•. Heat
slowly stirring often, until boiling
point is reat•hed. Bnil 111 minutes.
Peer 114tc sterilized jags, and seal at
once.
Raspberry Vinegar
Cover raspberries with vinegar.
Allow to stand over night. Strain and
measure. Add 1 cup sugar for each or lambs 10 Western Canada, will
cup ]ignitl. Buil gn minutes,
Skim
not be in effect this year. Information
5nd battle. regarding stook offered for sale will,
however, be available at the otflee 0t
OIL CANS CONSIDERED the Produrtion Service of the Depart-
DANGEROUS
epart
DANGEROUS FOR FOOD tent, 401-411 Public Building, Cat-
1( has been brought to the utteR• gary, and from the stockyard agent.
t rn of the Dominion Department of
of the Department at Calgary. Ed-
Hon
that. many people are
mouton, blouse Jaw, Regina, Saska.:
use of nil Taus for the rue• loon, Prince Albert ami Winnipeg.
makingInformation as to feeder lambs
uLig 00 ;Dods, aunt breeding ewes will also be 005da-
Tsil use or oil cans for fond 's able through either G. S. }{erring•=i,
considered to in very daugeran Secretary of the Southern Sashat-n--
practirc .ince titer• are made of ; lean \\'ool (.rowers' Limited, 51(1;. •
Tern, plate, 11 piating which is al -
muss wholly lead. and very suagB ('reek, task,, or G. S. Benson, ; -
tau'y of the Southern AlbertaSi: - ,s
atumults of lead a poisonous,
t'uu. made rxp10501 l'ur foods t0•1' 1 Breeder ' Association, 132121/4
e0(t''"ly different and tau be Wright true South, Lethbringe, Alberto.
a1 a u01ninal price from hardware 1
stores and until ender houses, Yours'
of research have gone into the matte -
facture of cans for canning rood. with
the result that the inside plating is
lead free. This is dote to make it im-
possible for fouls to become con-
taminated with lead, and no 115110
5111,011 be used for fruits, vegetables,
s m• fts1 other than those made
Besot •
DOUBLE-ACTING
BAKING POWDER,
BUS TIME TABLE
Summer Time Table
Leaves Seaforth for Stratford:
Daily 8.25 a,m, and 5.15 p.m,
Leaves Seaforth for Goderich:
Daily except Sunday and hof„ 1,05 p.m,
and 740 p.m>
0011. and hof.. 1.05 p,m. and 9.20 p.m.
Connection at Stratford for Toronto.
Hamilton. Buffalo, London. Detroit.
Tavistock. Woodstock, Brantford
Agents: Queen's, Commercial, Dick House
Cancel Feeder Purchase Policy
The Feeder Purchase Policy of tire'!
Dominion Department of Agriculture,
which has been in effect during the
fall months for a number of years,
and which provided for tite refund of
one-way travelling expenses of farm-
ers or their agents who- purcltase:I
one or more carloads of feeder cattle
was oonfiscate,d and never restored, ho
his descendants.
Van. Egmond came Ito Canada with
wealth and need this own money to
pay ttthe 'myon building ,the iliatron Road
and took the land from the Canada
Company as his own Ip11'y. He paid 1$11;.-
10
k150 an acre tfor'thee land and could 'have
solid it, .had it 'not been •con'fiscaalbed, at
an acre.
ANEZWA2
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STENOGRAPHER
Our system wri nen in abc char-.
nclers enables you to qualify inside
three months.
guy our books, and recohte free
Criticism of exam as well
as assistance in securing 11 positron.
Free folder describes system.
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Cassan Systems
TORONTO
A quartette of longshoremen were
singing on the waterfront when the
tenor fell off the dock into the water,
Trite incident passed unnoticed by the
leader, but he realized that something
was wrong with the harmony,
"What's the matter with you
chaps?" he asked. "One of you don't
sound right,"
"It's Bill," rumbled the bass. sol-
emnly, "He's off quay. '
Send us the name.: of your visitors.
and, although nutritious, is sontew-hat
restricted The 'Ministry of food is
getting away with it. .flee dietis not
strffering':tnd there is no malnutrition.
Dairy, 'beef and sheep production is
Icing maintained, 'hut 'begs and poul-
try arc (tieing restricted. By the ,fall of
11(110 (both will Ibe down to one third of
the numbers in the 1'netted Kingdom
of a 5.eal• ago.
Dr, cAllen felt that the people of
'Canada should 'try to see the reason- I.
alhleuess 1of 'the British effort to kelp
sup Shorne-,producItion of necessary pro-
ducts There is no defeatism there 'an'd
'Che people realize 0,01151 they are up
,against. 'Phey lknonv the job they are
facing is a :stile 'one and 'they are wil-
ling
l -ling to (face it,
The maidenly school teacher 11,101
been tempted into taking her first
moonlight automobile ride, likewise
she had just experienced her first
hiss.
School Teacher (wailing) --"011,
what have I done? How will I ever
face those dear little children with
these two black marks against me?"
Young Man—"What do you mean,
two black narks?"
School Teacher—^Well, aren't you
going to kiss me again?"
Want and For Sale Ms, 3 weeks 5.0c
Heartaches of A Famous Boy Giant
Over At Last
An article. in The American
Weekly with the August 11 issue of
The Detroit Sunday Tames, reveals
how a real life Gulliver, tried, un-
happily, to make the best of it...but
be was different from everybody
else, needing special clothes, shoes
(at $159 a. pair) and everythlug else.
and hual13' a special coffin, Be sure
to get The Detroit. Sunday Times,
D. H. McINNES
CHIROPRACTOR
'Office — Commercial Hotel
Electro Therapist — Massage
Hours—Mon. and Thurs. after-
noons and by appointment.
FOOT CORRECTION
by manipulation -Sun -ray
treatment.
Phone 227.
, Duplicate
Monthly
Statements
i
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We can save you money on Bill and
Charge 'Forms, standard sizes to fit
Ledgers, white or colors.
E
Ij'
It will pay you to see our samples.
Also beet quality Metal Hinged Sec-
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The Searorth News
PHONE 84
THE SBAFORTH NEWS
ECM ONDV1LLE HOUSE
BUILT 90 YEARS AGO
ily N(,'is:>. At( it,•' :11cl•n„'.:
London d gee 1 ress.
-Irl th_ :town ,i E.instudtill', 4,11(11
and adjoining, the larger •torwn ,y1 Sea-
,Rrntll, is aituat.11 a lovely Louse among
Itlre trees, over 90 years old- In this
'!louse 'litres Earl Van Gg'ruoa4 .and
his another. Though handicapped by
a danteu'ess .through injury, IMT. Van
Tlgntond engages its bhe art of rem-
odeling and refinishing• antique ffur-
nibure.
Mr. 'Van Egmont is the fourth
generation deo:enle.1 from the fatu-
ous Col. Anthony \^an 1. gmonl, 'Mild-
er of the H'urou roast and the fir.4t seat
-tier in the Huron 'Pratt,
Col. Anthony Van Egmord
lin•alty ole tended from the a' .•.tat Eo -
tnonri, who (figured i u i1r.u,a.i•, 11
the H shirt' of the Fat! ,; re- •r) itt 1
Ili -public.- Van 1 rmtul was 'bore
Holland at the close of .(e 1(11 1 ciap-
or).
\1 the 'battle of Waterloo \-au iia-
ntonrl was severely wounded and after
a e n'ery a u -igrate d America
and resided -in Pennsylvania f n eight
years. He then casae to Canada awl
(mind his may to oho Huron 'l'racr
where he engaged in building the
famous Huron Road.
:\t first the road (wasa titer• sleigh
track, 11 feet wide, through solid
high loud the ',irk was done by mule
teams and gang. of men who nutted
their camps along as the road pro-
�gressed. At ithe sante (001' the ('.014
was being huatt three inn were er-
ected and Dutch huntigr rt;, lleluhu•,
Fryf n,le alnd Seebach, were made
host and the Canada company gave
them a bonus of -)u, '5u and no -p unds,
respectively, to keep these inns i�,,en
for travelers.
Cal Van E round made. itis own
home ra(ither !west on the Huron
Road near What is now Alma Corners,
half way :between Seaforth and Clht-
ton. This home Was always open to
travelers. Van I:gmlol14 tris a friend
of the settler.
After the road was lbn11t Van I9g-
nrond -operated a -horse drawn !trans -
gum) system- :between Toronto and
Goderich, 5o bltrifty was he that :fore-
seeing a rush of intmigralbion he laid
in a stock o4 '5(10 (barrels of Flour.
Van Egntond tw,as a tall, soldierly
lookin'g man. He .always swore a close
fitting cap and the legend is that his
ears were ,out off.
M the same 'flute that Col. Van Lg-
mon•d !built the inn an the Huron Road.
be also (buiilt a few anile: ,south and
east where the Van Ey aloud 'home is
.today, in order to get the (p'ow'er -from
the 'Bayfield river to drive las mills.
His first 'frame house stood in front
of where ,the present 'hriek :home . eenareul ay;ency 'wihen buying ,food atsp-
stands. I'plte is (because it anuvt ,buy in flange
Oaf. Van Fignrond joined 'witch 'Mac- :and laseared ,volume, Dr, William Al-
kemzie and later was taken .prisoner. ten, Agricultural ,Conunis,ioner, Mer-
I\\''bile awuaitin'd trial the 'died. He lovas ken(rg Service, Dominion Depart-
buricd across the road tfrnut bhe .farm n1(1(1 all Agriculture, stated at the
"re occupied thy Heilbeet Fowler on Dominion -- Provitneial Agriculture
the Huron Road, half • way !between Conference vatted by bhe Agricultural
'Clinton and Seaforth abut his !body SuIsp'he 'Hoard, which WAS held in
wets afterwards Iv:moved to the 1xg- Ott ttyCa, Iat'ly illr.L0.
nlotdvitie cemetery, Madantt• Van (anis policy its necessary (because the
Egnlond 'lived long enough to occupy rontroi and 'distri!htttio0 of food-.Ibot'h
the Iprescnt 90-year-hatise, imported xnd haute 'prodncerl—ia a
C'nh Vtur Elglll .ltd 'batt five sons . tren(endou-• prioblem and the ten -
and Three daughters. 'l'he sons )vers dency' is for (hat control to bectonw
C.onetant, d dward, Leopold, August even 'mare ultcusified. This has anean't
and William; the daughters Mrs. Hei-
man
a 10'5(0 reumga(0(1(11(1 of the 11)0111)8 of
'hanlliog all food product..
'flhe difficulties of tlu' British 'Min-
istry ltrve been increased by the pr,>b-
ilies have nearly 'all (passed 011 o that -lent of shipping under near couditains.
it is now 'the fourth genera'tinn -that is Shipping deltas are not made known to
living. 'Ole only 0(trvivtng ones of the the public nor to the trade. (k neces-
9hircl 'generaltunt are ,Mu.. Susie GOv- sity arrivals are irregular. Often 0 hi1's
rnlock, of Sca'forfh and :George Van unload their tangoes at !putts 'where
tv annul, •qf Cleveland, Ohio.
'haiiboar facilities are inadequate and
Constant Van Rammed twas the remote cream points of consumption,
.founder iuf Rg'mnndville and also the '!'his increases the task sof taking the
first magistrate. The jail 'was nn the prodaIle to the depots ,for general dis-
lbasement of the 'present house, bhe titillation, -
wiiulow anal bars stili remainieg. :\0- Dr. Allen referred t., the great ..hitt:
cording to records there was only one ie population nv�hich have been tirade,
prisoner ever put in jail. thus farther increasing the 'work of
Leopnld Van :gamont operated a distributing rood supplies. '1'rnnoporta-
saw-ntill and Constant a gristmill and tion: in the 1'nite(1 kingdom is handl-
distillery along the Rayfield ricer, e',o (cod Iby fibs black -nuts. Mue'h of
They !built the dant and the race the work of handling food has- to the
which supplied power for all. 'Coo- done at night and in• airtu:al clau'knees,
slant Van Egmunld had four dau,att- -I'his interferes with the free flow of
tits (101000 he had any sons and when a,,,,da in a manner whieh camas 'he'
his 'first :son mita horn he (Constant)
1
The SSecr&as
J
Good Looks
by
\: +r..4 t"a-y;ATHE::'l i;•OftitIES
A n'.. ,f i...a, -rr...' 1-u(15
a it). 't.,. ,l, a: •r�- ;}.,, ,. 1,1 'i:»ely-:.
t it
„ ,:•iy
Firs' '•( 1'- til' 1(„1'. Sunshine
1,1111s r., airy the Nati -; >'u 1
give it Iragile»t. applications ,: flair
runic. Hale. shampoo win �l:tue a'
your shampooing problems and help
give your hair a.delightful guess
Now fee the oilier extremity, Treat
your feet kindly and they will
spol. Hattie theta often (1(i dusl.
with taleutii puwde:. ('„.lis are par-
licularly pelmet in the hot wea(]r't•
so ('e1r11•iil her that corn? are ('1(05 )1
by pigsor and friction. Hone par-
ing rs only temporary and might Sett
cause infection, su be sate unit use 0
good two-way 1,nrn plu-tier. It will
end pain i1151.11 11 bt a 'moving pie s -
((i', while the meditated pad gently
loosen the tenet so that it mines
right airy.” root and alt.
We-ctli get hot (1(1(1 perspire. This
is inevitable and natural. But we
CAN keep fresh and sweet, and here
1s the way: Always waste with gentle
paltttolive• soap, and after washing.
dab a tittle deodorant creaur under
the armpits to banish odour.
Write to me for confidential and
personal advice in your hetatty' ln'ole
lents and enclose four one -cent
stamps for toy booklet of Beauty
Care, Address; Miss Barbara Lyntt,
Box 75, Station B., Montreal, Que.
BRITAI,N'S PROBLEMS
WITH FOOD SUPPLIES
The reason ,that the British Min-
istry of Food asks to deal with a
mar, M Waterloo eonnky, Mrs. 'flbwai-
tcs, of Clinton, and. '\frs. 'Phomas
Govenlork, of McKillop, Their ism -
realized here in Canada.
rolled a Iharrel of whisky mato the While the British ..Ministry of Food
street for the Ipulhlic to.drink. IHe also 11)15 control ester both 'imported and
buried one and repeated the action home ,produced food, it, in turn, is
for The second son. These have never sl1Isject to the rigid regulations of the
been ,located but ,the 'present owner is Treasury. The Treasury miles with an
(0111 'hopeful of ifindin'g'the two (Mar- iron :land, '11e said.
rebs uw•Illf011 toy 1100' . i11 be 82 'I'd 86 He 'pointed out that .paying dor
years in oak. 'goods is 'a comparativelysimple mat -
In 'payment ,for building the Huron ter iwthen if is all (within the country
Road, 'Col Van Egmont accepted 100 for there is no 'problem of Torek n ex -
en n s ana ,a t
nerved, 'there is an adverse 'balance of pleat
trade against 'Great 'Britain to an as rood cans.
amount of 'about 1$500,000,000 for the 011 cans are not food cans and
first 'y'ear of 'the war. This ,makes should not be used for any food
Canadian .dollars expensive in Eng' h
land, Dr. Allen did not tbelievc this product.
situation 'was dikely to Improve, ,prdb-
aibly rot oioold (get worse.
From the viewpoint of finance alone
the (United l�lingdom tenet do all in '!'ts
power ,to encourage food ,producbuon
at home 'Where exdh ange is ,not a ,pndh-
lent. Food at 'home is readily available
anal also there is no shopping problem
in conneatiog with it. Consequently
the British Ministry is doing every -
1111(1g in its'pow^er to stimulate the ;pro-
duction. and use of home'p'roduets. As-
istanee is generously .given and 'prices
have been raised to encourage sndh
production.
He said Cauaclian should not try to
compare- price to farmers in Great
Britain (with prices paid for Canadian
produce. \\ e should try ao forget
that if the (policy is to favour aunt.
line of agricultural production 'wit'hin
Great Britain, it is easy to do 'o."
1' ie diets 011 !which the people aro
Riot cannot 'be compared twtbh those
'before the wan Dr. Allan .aid >t urd-
«1.45'h'are ibeeii modified and will ttlit-
tin'tie ,to Ibe modified to ,a (greater ex-
tent. ''We will he misled if eve com-
pare .conditions affect now with :those
existing ,before the war". If it is pos-
sible to obtain flood ,products cheaply
and 'with little tronblle, then 'bhose
ipngdiu'des wi.tl floe (oonsidered. But tit
they ani too cl{Efiowlt
,to dbtain !bhe&
will not Ibe ,aotisidered. Tihe plan is
to pew/tide a duet 'which 1s adequate
acres of land 00 Which Straitf d low change. As far a, C d 's con -
stands and 1¢5100 ,acres on '04hieh tithe
town of pMitdheall is located. Ito ad-
dition to this he ,purchased numerous
acres in 'the Seaforth 'dis'tridt 'amou'nt-
intg im all to apgeoxfmately 14,000
acres .After the Rebellion all this eland
TESTED RECIPES
RASPBERRIES TO Ti -IE FORE
There is no denying t1( fort that
sihrelulent sun -ripens( berries, and
fruits fresh from held :and orchard
are among the most delicious foods
a person can eat. C•roadizns will-au-
anintously agree to .ilia as they en-
joy the hone prod:meal fruits 00 the
market at this seas'in
Raspberries are abundant just now.
This year the 'or,rp is gold, the goal-
iiy ,•xrellerit, why (:,lt make the
most cof the situ:a tt-: tier that rasp.
PAGE SEVEN
YOU 'PAY aS
YOU USE LESS
tit t l(! t ry day ..RESULT'S
tcltlh.• tit y h,:. „, 't, I-. ' .and with
u 111004l0 1l' 11)'- "111'.!'1. r'nra P -am'-' • .
into (tut urfai inn - -i 111a klillg
jellies. Th, c'ou4 _.ei ..n;. 1(1ar-
keting nervi.,, r••c:rt>,,,;;>r:,is td;•' to!-
Raspberry Mousse
3 raps fr'•sh r t j 1'i`•.
iy stip fruit dlisa;.1
pitlell salt
1 tableopnon go -twine
2 tublespnnn.s cold .:' et
is pint Whipping s'''eas;
Pr,'., hrrri,•, tura, :=i=•c,a t'., re -
more seeds. dull sugar and salt.
seek gelatine to r„'1ri %V•tt••l. Dissolve
ever hot water. Stir hot, fruit pulp.
When mixture is per lolly eat fold in
creme. w hip11('d mite .tiff. Allow to
t Serve. 41x,
Raspberry Tarts
2 t(gg white.
pinch salt
1%' cup 111(1t slight'
1 phut 'fresh 7a::rn-ili ta
Add salt to ,.ece ah» . a. nil heal ntati1
stiff. Beat in sugar- Fuld in rasp.
berries, Pile in baked tart shells.
Bake in slow oven, 300 deg. F., until
meringue is Rl'tll--abort 3e) minutes.
Makes six tarts.
Raspberry Jelly
4 cups raspberry juice
c?_ cups granulated sugar
1 cup liquid pectin
Use 3 quarts raspberries. Press
through sieve, then drain through
jelly bag. Measure sugar and juice
into large saucepan. Mix well. Bring
to boil and stir 01 pectin, 13oi1 hard ii
robotic.,
Remove from heat and skint.
Pout' into sterilized glasses. Seal
with hot paraffin..
Note --2 quarts raspberries and 1
quart red currants may be used in
above recipe.
Raspberry and Red Currant Conserve
4 'cups stemmed entrants
1 cups raspberries
1i cups Rugal'
Mix and let stand one haul•. Heat
slowly stirring often, until boiling
point is reat•hed. Bnil 111 minutes.
Peer 114tc sterilized jags, and seal at
once.
Raspberry Vinegar
Cover raspberries with vinegar.
Allow to stand over night. Strain and
measure. Add 1 cup sugar for each or lambs 10 Western Canada, will
cup ]ignitl. Buil gn minutes,
Skim
not be in effect this year. Information
5nd battle. regarding stook offered for sale will,
however, be available at the otflee 0t
OIL CANS CONSIDERED the Produrtion Service of the Depart-
DANGEROUS
epart
DANGEROUS FOR FOOD tent, 401-411 Public Building, Cat-
1( has been brought to the utteR• gary, and from the stockyard agent.
t rn of the Dominion Department of
of the Department at Calgary. Ed-
Hon
that. many people are
mouton, blouse Jaw, Regina, Saska.:
use of nil Taus for the rue• loon, Prince Albert ami Winnipeg.
makingInformation as to feeder lambs
uLig 00 ;Dods, aunt breeding ewes will also be 005da-
Tsil use or oil cans for fond 's able through either G. S. }{erring•=i,
considered to in very daugeran Secretary of the Southern Sashat-n--
practirc .ince titer• are made of ; lean \\'ool (.rowers' Limited, 51(1;. •
Tern, plate, 11 piating which is al -
muss wholly lead. and very suagB ('reek, task,, or G. S. Benson, ; -
tau'y of the Southern AlbertaSi: - ,s
atumults of lead a poisonous,
t'uu. made rxp10501 l'ur foods t0•1' 1 Breeder ' Association, 132121/4
e0(t''"ly different and tau be Wright true South, Lethbringe, Alberto.
a1 a u01ninal price from hardware 1
stores and until ender houses, Yours'
of research have gone into the matte -
facture of cans for canning rood. with
the result that the inside plating is
lead free. This is dote to make it im-
possible for fouls to become con-
taminated with lead, and no 115110
5111,011 be used for fruits, vegetables,
s m• fts1 other than those made
Besot •
DOUBLE-ACTING
BAKING POWDER,
BUS TIME TABLE
Summer Time Table
Leaves Seaforth for Stratford:
Daily 8.25 a,m, and 5.15 p.m,
Leaves Seaforth for Goderich:
Daily except Sunday and hof„ 1,05 p.m,
and 740 p.m>
0011. and hof.. 1.05 p,m. and 9.20 p.m.
Connection at Stratford for Toronto.
Hamilton. Buffalo, London. Detroit.
Tavistock. Woodstock, Brantford
Agents: Queen's, Commercial, Dick House
Cancel Feeder Purchase Policy
The Feeder Purchase Policy of tire'!
Dominion Department of Agriculture,
which has been in effect during the
fall months for a number of years,
and which provided for tite refund of
one-way travelling expenses of farm-
ers or their agents who- purcltase:I
one or more carloads of feeder cattle
was oonfiscate,d and never restored, ho
his descendants.
Van. Egmond came Ito Canada with
wealth and need this own money to
pay ttthe 'myon building ,the iliatron Road
and took the land from the Canada
Company as his own Ip11'y. He paid 1$11;.-
10
k150 an acre tfor'thee land and could 'have
solid it, .had it 'not been •con'fiscaalbed, at
an acre.
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Our system wri nen in abc char-.
nclers enables you to qualify inside
three months.
guy our books, and recohte free
Criticism of exam as well
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TORONTO
A quartette of longshoremen were
singing on the waterfront when the
tenor fell off the dock into the water,
Trite incident passed unnoticed by the
leader, but he realized that something
was wrong with the harmony,
"What's the matter with you
chaps?" he asked. "One of you don't
sound right,"
"It's Bill," rumbled the bass. sol-
emnly, "He's off quay. '
Send us the name.: of your visitors.
and, although nutritious, is sontew-hat
restricted The 'Ministry of food is
getting away with it. .flee dietis not
strffering':tnd there is no malnutrition.
Dairy, 'beef and sheep production is
Icing maintained, 'hut 'begs and poul-
try arc (tieing restricted. By the ,fall of
11(110 (both will Ibe down to one third of
the numbers in the 1'netted Kingdom
of a 5.eal• ago.
Dr, cAllen felt that the people of
'Canada should 'try to see the reason- I.
alhleuess 1of 'the British effort to kelp
sup Shorne-,producItion of necessary pro-
ducts There is no defeatism there 'an'd
'Che people realize 0,01151 they are up
,against. 'Phey lknonv the job they are
facing is a :stile 'one and 'they are wil-
ling
l -ling to (face it,
The maidenly school teacher 11,101
been tempted into taking her first
moonlight automobile ride, likewise
she had just experienced her first
hiss.
School Teacher (wailing) --"011,
what have I done? How will I ever
face those dear little children with
these two black marks against me?"
Young Man—"What do you mean,
two black narks?"
School Teacher—^Well, aren't you
going to kiss me again?"
Want and For Sale Ms, 3 weeks 5.0c
Heartaches of A Famous Boy Giant
Over At Last
An article. in The American
Weekly with the August 11 issue of
The Detroit Sunday Tames, reveals
how a real life Gulliver, tried, un-
happily, to make the best of it...but
be was different from everybody
else, needing special clothes, shoes
(at $159 a. pair) and everythlug else.
and hual13' a special coffin, Be sure
to get The Detroit. Sunday Times,
D. H. McINNES
CHIROPRACTOR
'Office — Commercial Hotel
Electro Therapist — Massage
Hours—Mon. and Thurs. after-
noons and by appointment.
FOOT CORRECTION
by manipulation -Sun -ray
treatment.
Phone 227.