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taTle from schopl, one evening last
eeek a goodly- sized equiel1"
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ioefitii�'i�ft�e3i'�a21ti'tuut9t'"Che�-iittle•-glz•1'•s---
:-._� _'--! _ ----
nd made any emtpt Ito. bite lien
W and atbt
,
Ift the leg. Loud scream's brought
_ Native of 8lytah au ccumbs •-
ilong the OUL-er children who came
.,-
to rescue anld relieved{ the girl and
Rev. `Father Thomas R, Carey, pay
&iiled the iana�e. Medlical attention
tor 'of St. Thomas' Romain Catiho4.
Wray at onep summoned and the snake
Chw11011 and of St. Mary's C,hape
.-Oxamined,- wi't'h Oahe result that it had
University of MieW.gam,- -died Thur;
to teef'h and consequently was not
day of a hleart attack on the ,steam(
i oUonima. , Cecelia is now none -the
M'exi'co en route from New York I
-Worse of her. bad scare. -Zurich Her-
.Havana. Fatbor Carey was barn i
,,said,
Blyth in 1880 the son, of Johan an
i
Sarah Carey, and' moved to Detrodt i
KpvA
his boYhoio,d. In 1928 he was giver: a
dham'eter with .a flare -holding: appa
honorary degreb of Doctor o1 Las
i'
atus • mloun'ted above its spread.
'by the Univers4ty lof DetroliL-Blyt
was presumably 'dropped during mioc
Standard(.
b6nrbing practice and has been 'turr
°I
Left Estate of $9,446
r,
The late C. A.,7taberbslon, who rl
presented HumnaBruce in the Legi
h
ffture'from 1926-34, left an estate,.(
the, present c6;nfliCit is over.: -Gods
$9,446.08, it is revealed tn' his will jus
r I
filed for Probate at Goderich. H
YI
farm in Colborne Township, where b
Accepts Call
was boxn and where 'he died, is value
Rev. W. A. Beecroft, B.A., B.D., i
at $3,500. Lnsurance amounted' t
'.
$2,000 anti, cash in bank, $2,034. Th
tion of Wing:htam, United Cturcall 1
balance Is, personal. Two dughter
aoderic1
become their pastor on the expiranda
Mrs. Dorothy Julia Reid,'of
orf Rev, J. F: Andlersonrs .term, thei em
and Miss Ella .Christina Robertsloni,
+'
Toronto, are the Qnly .beliedoi�ari'e
discOv
they sharing the estate equally. -C-113
Mr. 'J'ohn W. Pattis,en was succes
ton News -Record.
laid no change. Sundiay Mr. Pott,
was sufflelentLy _ recovered to. leas
hospital for ills 'home in •'Wdngham:
�Winglam Advance -Times:
GIJ need' • Gillett,s Lye in the
itcaen and in: 'the bathroom. H,as Taken, Possession
Xwp it .handy -for drains, for Mr. Fred Hoag, formerly ',of h
and pans,. for numerous gersoll, and Who has, recently, leafs!
the,, hotel at Dashwood from the ":
<wther household tasks. 'T'iem'ap .Estate,,.has now ..taken po
Gillett's Lye will save you session. Mr. Hoag was in town tI
'other day. -and advises us • that he lit
.yrs of hard work -it's the :had 26 years experience as weldh
may, efficient, economical way the hammer, as- the -saying goes, 1
3� cleaning: the .auction block, awing eondudb
sales in various counties, and cltie
-¢Never dissolve lye in hot water. The not alone in Ontario butt al'sio in Mo.
action of the lye itself areal. He is, also a horse buyer al
heats the water. has handled many very 'choice ands
als in his days• Zurioh Herald.
F "Prize Winners ,
o�ow
o,g4cT'oNs ceaesuur Two 'congoieum rugs Were gdvf
away last week in a guessing co
test. The rug given away , by Join•
*40 & May was won by Helen Westeo
RF the lucky number being 2837 al
t ll Miss Westcott's guess was 28t
furl The one given away by South-(
Bros. was, won ' by Harold Broderk
the lucky mum'ber being 2945. 'al
Mr. Brod'erick's guess was 2950.-E
ete{r Advocate Times.
Car Rolls Over in Ditch
FREE BOOKLET - The Gillette Lye Percy Lark, 14 Padaoe Street, ,Lo
=kle,t tells how this powerful cleanser
¢rmxs' dogged drains ... keeps opt- dbn, escaped' unhurt' lest Thursday
&ouses clean and odorless by d,e-- yup - ternpon when.. the automobile 'he w
the cdfitentti of the closet ... how it
the c6tA dozens of tasks.: Send for a drivtdng. rolled Over two and. a hl
6t>re copy to -Standard-Brands Ltd., times -after -strikinga car driven i
k?naer Ave. and Liberty Street, Jamas Fol'e•y.: Tihe a'ceidebit w'bfl
Toronto, Ont
book place on the Blue Water bl gr
xx
7xe wi� d11f� �i ri S � K�,p � .._ �� � lA �1 717r �� �,+ren .. _,......., r ..� .Y spe'rw77•�' lire MVkoJAMO`+� . if You axe one othose c11?nntleas cl>l1e coc$iuufBeautdfpL altaeatt t#hPwygt' whiaipthousands of loyal Gana(iiaals snot, gaslued ft1ld J� l�auste he mad- • l
. ' Ps. It Ws almost an b mW 'Toter. 20(111 '
lolls to do our bit,-bu grilael'i and, ,.^,,, •P
look to•Y nr healiit}1 y not ,e�pera4eti �! :bp buttonholed- .
.In the Au' � •bate by AM PhOU tat 7hn it hgdeeemdd( a. year or two,
rush of gaily affairs dont "Hera ea knowo may," Wd .Tim cam he 0>�aaKd ites6tati� foort�teps ;~• ',,t } "� :, '"^ foil' gown 1
neglefi • our bod£. If you halved 9,
Obut you clam wreck Ruth �
rbeumatae; lumbago .. or .. neuritic, behind 7ikan and 'a Mender {hand
Hetclicoter'es ^ Aweasi without half
pains, frequent headaphes, sour „ . touched WE; am ;
stomach riots t}aan�kelY You are, t ° •`TAi ved I've fplaide a
And whait'd
neglecting to keep yo d�r free of Y'M?" tdcttlamly, rasa blunder," murmured `
pow. nous waste, your blood of gli<ired Howima. Miss Helen StatOd� 'in a, voice that �,,
�Donttfnegleet this important mat- go7 iep., tbblls," Jinr, "yo.`n're angels ingot bave. emplloyed. "Miss foist- Tlneaie 119 a heavy %V,esitaiaier n I . .. "'
' p a g oirw oeure, tq, Osk ben to dance H�eabebc te, !tae expUadaned to me' that for Pee ft
a� (it � iglpoa+F�nit espec
is um da l , ii
ter, for the solution is.simpie and or Imo• Pum ykiurt fate' in. Remain- pales 'ww a w`, R .tgpNt
P Y e Y ter ediE alta mea,IDttdte tricks yon y1Ov° t title ,gall pro as' Howard'
irexpensive. Simi 1 take our Wt axe beReve, or a canter, to which tihii+t Y pnecnaw4i�! � talo .� �;'
` little daily dose of Kruschgn Played on: ane wkfei�f I was ae caddy eoneAusdon I leaped uniaidiedl" � ainrll AauVhuvabfenl 1,o rtaake pro- grao-�s
Salts. Millions throughout the :20115 you. could! get by with it? If ductive 'm ys ,9f high feeding' value
Empire take Kruschen every.mo of -bra and Pasture do ord�err tt0 r �� a�
ing of their lives.:. " you tbaiuk it wrau w't give ma the (Continued Next Wyk) y pro.- t!•8` `o
Kruschen contains -not one or get amount oP:'raadsfactioali for . 1 wce live sdiack Ipnodlaets at'.1ow oast Circular,
a
the, Iftat amount of; trouble to min "�"- - merit," ®.4-,C- 131d2x
two, but several highly refined your faeoin" c emanlce, you're Cautions fin observe �� m,
specially -selected .mineral salts. In i Have a soil test madB aikrD aP
combination these salts make a MR p- Bathtub
mass attack on these ailments that T%8 Oman 'slftier bray: on which ply manure end'the required fertilizer
keep you away from work and take Maw Helen Saindezv cockt'ailJ. re
• {be.,fome ,eecidfLng,
the joy out of life. ptosed, quivered s:1ig4fbly in Howard'sAccidents 2• The mdinerals, lime, potash and
So get a bottle of Kruschen and grasp. "rm met afmaydl of you," hesespecially'Bthosp{horois are very i -
use it. Just what you can put on a said-tthickly. "Of course I'l'l dance Tile home is ,the lscene of a large portant in secuniag a good Cato&
dime very morning. Then jou bewitiQil Ruth I meant to a'11 along" ,paapor�on of bath; accidents, but ac- 3 Build up the soil organicrpt-
'
the judge --after curve been takin cede �'� `tom cause a+re smalll in ter Which, holds : around tlhe
g g "Ill ' dolh r the edsktafl," said, mwdlsltui� ,
it for awhile. You'll see what m proportion to those froW. falls on young seedlings over "critical peffdods. '
Jinn oalon "You're going to 'walk sta rs, and tipping on sites. Mere
meant by that riceless million- 4. Scow cat a clean, fine, firm, moist
priceless nd'g3tt egg beside me like a little GU's
dollar Kruschen feeling. At drug- are five times the number of the lit- seed: bed. iw
stores 25c, 45c and 75c, man n� ''dancq With Ruth` It'•s now tear n,ecidenit as compared with 'those
or a' punch in,,the JAW." 5. Depth of seedriaxg is irnPoatalYt. O
1 -fou make' me sf'Ck," Said nowfrom the bathtub., The bathtub its no The small seeds, itimothy, a>lsake, red
more dangenou',s than your Persian :clover, ,require to be seeded aiha ];ow,
and �PewieuUy� rug or your bed. Out of 40,506 claims not more , one inch 4n depth', For Bop
way five rides north, of Godeiiich, Neverthelesa Qnti" carried out in_ made .,a a 'well-known insurance wiliile'the la-Xffir seed% alfalfa, ouch- rise've
came about, .it its alleged, when Foley stLit ctioop with Jim:. at., his ellbow. company imwolwrig homme accidents, and gram and BOoluci can be seeded,
made a left-hand • burn . into a drive- miss Helen SancleM was still leaning e
only 1,212 tact stay conmeetdon with ,�mau h alta dlrllb mired with the
way as Lark was attempting to pass. against the railing of the veranda ;hatbtubs+ or sltilo'wlers; a 'pei•ceata of ga+amn�
The London. int 'caught one cor- staring pensi-M1 , at a silver -grit O
3.3 were attributable to the bat'hitub. ' In dry �seaeolis and! - on dry soil
ser of Foley's car And was thrown to moon riding' ra'kirhtly iii,gln in: a ty�; or 11'0 .t'We 1ieaap slay reggio,ns,
the ditch, where it rolled over, 're.- mi ure sky w1limp Jim, with a. flour- — - ���
ceiving considerable damage to the is that war. qua", bravadb, pre., deetp seeding is o the most. sue -
body. Fo cessitul. A good methodin, these cas-
lay's car went into the se"Oh, ilei. whin •!" she
Hay Mixtures es is to seed large seeds, •alfalfia, Dai
ddtcln but 'remained upright; so tizat "Oh, 4th you!" she min+miared Hay a• ,orchard ��• B•ra"me, •tffioixgh the drill
'lit received little damage. Officer and eyed biro with listless ccilu- r
Webb inves'tigat'ed:--God.erich Signal- posuae. 'alis you combine hopping The q es�tio is ,after asked in re- with the 'gratin aaul broadcast tize
Star.cent years,. "We are not getti as timiobhy, Ted , cloven• and alsike in the '
tables along with your other duties -
at the Milt?"sine ia0gnimed, good catches of clover and, hay mix- ond9nar way from the gram, seeder
Refrigerator Explodes Jim fiuls+h "i'arTl'd be'surpnised. tw" as we'ts�to, what is the tri at�ta'chinemit.
When a refrigerator aha exploded in
I even double az'offidial bouncer if sun-' The cause is often traced to 6. NSlrm the seed ti befoi+e file
necessary." the soils being law in fertility, and diull and after, if"'�ne(sassary, with . ,a
their bioaiae during the early 'hours of c -after-, Yoit have often aa- 'roller, or better still, a cul'tvpacker.
Sahwnd�vy moiTing .last, Mr. and Mrs,. Helen Sanders arched leer dais- oT�n
Wilbur Martin had a terrifying a nate eydbrows. "So I've been stood tired betrter catches, where in
or Experiments have ,s7sowai •ttbat fIlie op -
Wilbur g xper up. I•t'a a, unique ®xpeilenoe." ferdI izer has been applied. before oration of firming the soi•1 is. 'very
lance, 'ane that 'might sips. have ., seedling. There are other factors as important, increasing staff dt , more
ended with' disastrous results. About I '� wen. believe ai,' surd Junin'
3.30 a.m. while lsleeping in a al'eep- and thle0 Ito hm shocked dismay he Well, but let us consider for a mom- Ibhan, 30 per cent. r
img Porch adjoining the kitchen, Mr. heard hamseld going' on,"I'in the, out the importance'to the farmers of 7.' Nurse crops should be slows
wotridis Worst danker, but you maglht Ontario of Iabtadming:-960d stands of ligthtly 'becaus6 be*y overhead uKto(is e
social Service Worker
,
Miss .Mary Palmer Chaffee bas bee
s�v
i
appointed to the position of socia
,.'
service worker by the Huron Count
0
Cllildtren''s Aid Society. Misst Chaffe
Martin observed through a simald vain'
drow that fire thad ;started kit-
comes from Torohto• and has,'had 2
000,000 acres of grasslRand. crops will
years: of expexlea0ce•I-God'eaiciu Sii
i
nal -Star.'
bread
Parachute Found
(bushels of oats may be iimrvesbed for
grain, or cut early for 'hay' ,or green
Police report, having picked' up
y„M
givablyi premmptaoug? asked.iss
for our live stock in winner and main-
Alk flare parachute which came dow
futAflE
on the farm of William Knox, HiiR•e
IN
township, It was abqut 12x12 feet i
KpvA
dham'eter with .a flare -holding: appa
i'
atus • mloun'ted above its spread.
,
was presumably 'dropped during mioc
b6nrbing practice and has been 'turr
°I
ed in at --the proper. place'. It WE
✓•: :�
the fiis't ever found in, Huron ooul t:
but many more may turn, up befoi
h
the, present c6;nfliCit is over.: -Gods
rich Signal -Star.
YI
Accepts Call
11111`
Rev. W. A. Beecroft, B.A., B.D., i
�IIII
Haileybury, has accepted the invite
tion of Wing:htam, United Cturcall 1
- illy
I
become their pastor on the expiranda
I
orf Rev, J. F: Andlersonrs .term, thei em
•
III�
of J e• -'Win ham Advance -Times.
�• g
PER F 'g�dtP
Passed Examinations ,
BREAD
Mr. 'J'ohn W. Pattis,en was succes
„
, 'ful id his recent examinations, and .
si,ow a fully, 'qualified •proje'ctioni
(motion picture operatoa•).-Wingnilai
Advance -Times.
: Hurt in Car 'Accident
i "oi
W'heiihill car was in 'codl15iion,
Saturday aftern-oon ' at Horton es
CalUorne Streets,. London,, Neil Po
ITCHEN
ter,. town, was, , to Victor
.._.
-o
it n.t of •.injuries r
Hospital for -treatment
rM
his -left wrist ami knee abrasions
Potter was going west • on Horton, S
• axed
and'tuniingl s{oubh on Colborne St.
a car driven, by George Sargent, R.]
" r
8, LQnidon, was eastbounal and. tine tvt
J THR�ON�
mae crashed No one else wl
Gh�
injured. City police anvesti-gated• bi
laid no change. Sundiay Mr. Pott,
was sufflelentLy _ recovered to. leas
hospital for ills 'home in •'Wdngham:
�Winglam Advance -Times:
GIJ need' • Gillett,s Lye in the
itcaen and in: 'the bathroom. H,as Taken, Possession
Xwp it .handy -for drains, for Mr. Fred Hoag, formerly ',of h
and pans,. for numerous gersoll, and Who has, recently, leafs!
the,, hotel at Dashwood from the ":
<wther household tasks. 'T'iem'ap .Estate,,.has now ..taken po
Gillett's Lye will save you session. Mr. Hoag was in town tI
'other day. -and advises us • that he lit
.yrs of hard work -it's the :had 26 years experience as weldh
may, efficient, economical way the hammer, as- the -saying goes, 1
3� cleaning: the .auction block, awing eondudb
sales in various counties, and cltie
-¢Never dissolve lye in hot water. The not alone in Ontario butt al'sio in Mo.
action of the lye itself areal. He is, also a horse buyer al
heats the water. has handled many very 'choice ands
als in his days• Zurioh Herald.
F "Prize Winners ,
o�ow
o,g4cT'oNs ceaesuur Two 'congoieum rugs Were gdvf
away last week in a guessing co
test. The rug given away , by Join•
*40 & May was won by Helen Westeo
RF the lucky number being 2837 al
t ll Miss Westcott's guess was 28t
furl The one given away by South-(
Bros. was, won ' by Harold Broderk
the lucky mum'ber being 2945. 'al
Mr. Brod'erick's guess was 2950.-E
ete{r Advocate Times.
Car Rolls Over in Ditch
FREE BOOKLET - The Gillette Lye Percy Lark, 14 Padaoe Street, ,Lo
=kle,t tells how this powerful cleanser
¢rmxs' dogged drains ... keeps opt- dbn, escaped' unhurt' lest Thursday
&ouses clean and odorless by d,e-- yup - ternpon when.. the automobile 'he w
the cdfitentti of the closet ... how it
the c6tA dozens of tasks.: Send for a drivtdng. rolled Over two and. a hl
6t>re copy to -Standard-Brands Ltd., times -after -strikinga car driven i
k?naer Ave. and Liberty Street, Jamas Fol'e•y.: Tihe a'ceidebit w'bfl
Toronto, Ont
book place on the Blue Water bl gr
xx
7xe wi� d11f� �i ri S � K�,p � .._ �� � lA �1 717r �� �,+ren .. _,......., r ..� .Y spe'rw77•�' lire MVkoJAMO`+� . if You axe one othose c11?nntleas cl>l1e coc$iuufBeautdfpL altaeatt t#hPwygt' whiaipthousands of loyal Gana(iiaals snot, gaslued ft1ld J� l�auste he mad- • l
. ' Ps. It Ws almost an b mW 'Toter. 20(111 '
lolls to do our bit,-bu grilael'i and, ,.^,,, •P
look to•Y nr healiit}1 y not ,e�pera4eti �! :bp buttonholed- .
.In the Au' � •bate by AM PhOU tat 7hn it hgdeeemdd( a. year or two,
rush of gaily affairs dont "Hera ea knowo may," Wd .Tim cam he 0>�aaKd ites6tati� foort�teps ;~• ',,t } "� :, '"^ foil' gown 1
neglefi • our bod£. If you halved 9,
Obut you clam wreck Ruth �
rbeumatae; lumbago .. or .. neuritic, behind 7ikan and 'a Mender {hand
Hetclicoter'es ^ Aweasi without half
pains, frequent headaphes, sour „ . touched WE; am ;
stomach riots t}aan�kelY You are, t ° •`TAi ved I've fplaide a
And whait'd
neglecting to keep yo d�r free of Y'M?" tdcttlamly, rasa blunder," murmured `
pow. nous waste, your blood of gli<ired Howima. Miss Helen StatOd� 'in a, voice that �,,
�Donttfnegleet this important mat- go7 iep., tbblls," Jinr, "yo.`n're angels ingot bave. emplloyed. "Miss foist- Tlneaie 119 a heavy %V,esitaiaier n I . .. "'
' p a g oirw oeure, tq, Osk ben to dance H�eabebc te, !tae expUadaned to me' that for Pee ft
a� (it � iglpoa+F�nit espec
is um da l , ii
ter, for the solution is.simpie and or Imo• Pum ykiurt fate' in. Remain- pales 'ww a w`, R .tgpNt
P Y e Y ter ediE alta mea,IDttdte tricks yon y1Ov° t title ,gall pro as' Howard'
irexpensive. Simi 1 take our Wt axe beReve, or a canter, to which tihii+t Y pnecnaw4i�! � talo .� �;'
` little daily dose of Kruschgn Played on: ane wkfei�f I was ae caddy eoneAusdon I leaped uniaidiedl" � ainrll AauVhuvabfenl 1,o rtaake pro- grao-�s
Salts. Millions throughout the :20115 you. could! get by with it? If ductive 'm ys ,9f high feeding' value
Empire take Kruschen every.mo of -bra and Pasture do ord�err tt0 r �� a�
ing of their lives.:. " you tbaiuk it wrau w't give ma the (Continued Next Wyk) y pro.- t!•8` `o
Kruschen contains -not one or get amount oP:'raadsfactioali for . 1 wce live sdiack Ipnodlaets at'.1ow oast Circular,
a
the, Iftat amount of; trouble to min "�"- - merit," ®.4-,C- 131d2x
two, but several highly refined your faeoin" c emanlce, you're Cautions fin observe �� m,
specially -selected .mineral salts. In i Have a soil test madB aikrD aP
combination these salts make a MR p- Bathtub
mass attack on these ailments that T%8 Oman 'slftier bray: on which ply manure end'the required fertilizer
keep you away from work and take Maw Helen Saindezv cockt'ailJ. re
• {be.,fome ,eecidfLng,
the joy out of life. ptosed, quivered s:1ig4fbly in Howard'sAccidents 2• The mdinerals, lime, potash and
So get a bottle of Kruschen and grasp. "rm met afmaydl of you," hesespecially'Bthosp{horois are very i -
use it. Just what you can put on a said-tthickly. "Of course I'l'l dance Tile home is ,the lscene of a large portant in secuniag a good Cato&
dime very morning. Then jou bewitiQil Ruth I meant to a'11 along" ,paapor�on of bath; accidents, but ac- 3 Build up the soil organicrpt-
'
the judge --after curve been takin cede �'� `tom cause a+re smalll in ter Which, holds : around tlhe
g g "Ill ' dolh r the edsktafl," said, mwdlsltui� ,
it for awhile. You'll see what m proportion to those froW. falls on young seedlings over "critical peffdods. '
Jinn oalon "You're going to 'walk sta rs, and tipping on sites. Mere
meant by that riceless million- 4. Scow cat a clean, fine, firm, moist
priceless nd'g3tt egg beside me like a little GU's
dollar Kruschen feeling. At drug- are five times the number of the lit- seed: bed. iw
stores 25c, 45c and 75c, man n� ''dancq With Ruth` It'•s now tear n,ecidenit as compared with 'those
or a' punch in,,the JAW." 5. Depth of seedriaxg is irnPoatalYt. O
1 -fou make' me sf'Ck," Said nowfrom the bathtub., The bathtub its no The small seeds, itimothy, a>lsake, red
more dangenou',s than your Persian :clover, ,require to be seeded aiha ];ow,
and �PewieuUy� rug or your bed. Out of 40,506 claims not more , one inch 4n depth', For Bop
way five rides north, of Godeiiich, Neverthelesa Qnti" carried out in_ made .,a a 'well-known insurance wiliile'the la-Xffir seed% alfalfa, ouch- rise've
came about, .it its alleged, when Foley stLit ctioop with Jim:. at., his ellbow. company imwolwrig homme accidents, and gram and BOoluci can be seeded,
made a left-hand • burn . into a drive- miss Helen SancleM was still leaning e
only 1,212 tact stay conmeetdon with ,�mau h alta dlrllb mired with the
way as Lark was attempting to pass. against the railing of the veranda ;hatbtubs+ or sltilo'wlers; a 'pei•ceata of ga+amn�
The London. int 'caught one cor- staring pensi-M1 , at a silver -grit O
3.3 were attributable to the bat'hitub. ' In dry �seaeolis and! - on dry soil
ser of Foley's car And was thrown to moon riding' ra'kirhtly iii,gln in: a ty�; or 11'0 .t'We 1ieaap slay reggio,ns,
the ditch, where it rolled over, 're.- mi ure sky w1limp Jim, with a. flour- — - ���
ceiving considerable damage to the is that war. qua", bravadb, pre., deetp seeding is o the most. sue -
body. Fo cessitul. A good methodin, these cas-
lay's car went into the se"Oh, ilei. whin •!" she
Hay Mixtures es is to seed large seeds, •alfalfia, Dai
ddtcln but 'remained upright; so tizat "Oh, 4th you!" she min+miared Hay a• ,orchard ��• B•ra"me, •tffioixgh the drill
'lit received little damage. Officer and eyed biro with listless ccilu- r
Webb inves'tigat'ed:--God.erich Signal- posuae. 'alis you combine hopping The q es�tio is ,after asked in re- with the 'gratin aaul broadcast tize
Star.cent years,. "We are not getti as timiobhy, Ted , cloven• and alsike in the '
tables along with your other duties -
at the Milt?"sine ia0gnimed, good catches of clover and, hay mix- ond9nar way from the gram, seeder
Refrigerator Explodes Jim fiuls+h "i'arTl'd be'surpnised. tw" as we'ts�to, what is the tri at�ta'chinemit.
When a refrigerator aha exploded in
I even double az'offidial bouncer if sun-' The cause is often traced to 6. NSlrm the seed ti befoi+e file
necessary." the soils being law in fertility, and diull and after, if"'�ne(sassary, with . ,a
their bioaiae during the early 'hours of c -after-, Yoit have often aa- 'roller, or better still, a cul'tvpacker.
Sahwnd�vy moiTing .last, Mr. and Mrs,. Helen Sanders arched leer dais- oT�n
Wilbur Martin had a terrifying a nate eydbrows. "So I've been stood tired betrter catches, where in
or Experiments have ,s7sowai •ttbat fIlie op -
Wilbur g xper up. I•t'a a, unique ®xpeilenoe." ferdI izer has been applied. before oration of firming the soi•1 is. 'very
lance, 'ane that 'might sips. have ., seedling. There are other factors as important, increasing staff dt , more
ended with' disastrous results. About I '� wen. believe ai,' surd Junin'
3.30 a.m. while lsleeping in a al'eep- and thle0 Ito hm shocked dismay he Well, but let us consider for a mom- Ibhan, 30 per cent. r
img Porch adjoining the kitchen, Mr. heard hamseld going' on,"I'in the, out the importance'to the farmers of 7.' Nurse crops should be slows
wotridis Worst danker, but you maglht Ontario of Iabtadming:-960d stands of ligthtly 'becaus6 be*y overhead uKto(is e
and Mrs. Martin were awakened by
sr
,
compete with and slhade out the
s�v
i
tJhe. 'sound of the explosion and Mrs....
me possible •a'
-
Pit="
In,, the newt few weelm nearly 2,-
z
Martin observed through a simald vain'
drow that fire thad ;started kit-
Thieve was a, prolonged silence M
000,000 acres of grasslRand. crops will
8. The light ntni5e enol of 1 to 1i/x
i
,in .the
cher. Mrs. Martin immediately sent
WMIch Jim'e� heart potunded. pain_
fUW- ,. ,t 71ou being mor
bte seGedled the Province of Ontario:
Twee craps furnish the cheapest feed
(bushels of oats may be iimrvesbed for
grain, or cut early for 'hay' ,or green
lin a teltephone call to Central, to call
y„M
givablyi premmptaoug? asked.iss
for our live stock in winner and main-
feed, which gives Mie seedlings a
the fire department while Mr. Martin
-r:,c
' Ai•
rc'lia
,
✓•: :�
Vii& ..
and Mrs. Martin were awakened by
fend ra+s substitute in: a
y surd ,pasture Crops,
compete with and slhade out the
tJhe. 'sound of the explosion and Mrs....
me possible •a'
-
Pit="
In,, the newt few weelm nearly 2,-
young s�eedldngs.
Martin observed through a simald vain'
drow that fire thad ;started kit-
Thieve was a, prolonged silence M
000,000 acres of grasslRand. crops will
8. The light ntni5e enol of 1 to 1i/x
i
,in .the
cher. Mrs. Martin immediately sent
WMIch Jim'e� heart potunded. pain_
fUW- ,. ,t 71ou being mor
bte seGedled the Province of Ontario:
Twee craps furnish the cheapest feed
(bushels of oats may be iimrvesbed for
grain, or cut early for 'hay' ,or green
lin a teltephone call to Central, to call
y„M
givablyi premmptaoug? asked.iss
for our live stock in winner and main-
feed, which gives Mie seedlings a
the fire department while Mr. Martin
secured aP all of water and was able
to subdue the flames before they get
Exeter was i t immediately can, the fire
_ Y
WWI
RKING'TO.MAKE "TELEPHONE
beyond .con a call for
Hogarth Miller. w
SERVICE'An (event of-inter'est took ,placelou Saturday at 'high noon 'at the
nesddenceof Mx. and Mrs. J. M• Mfiller, when their youngest daughter," :z
Ada, wase 'united `'in marriage io GotUAMM
-
dion Hogarth, sort -of Mr. and Mrs. R
Hogarth, Cromarty_..' Rev. P. Jame-
61cm offleiated, • The:bride wore a prat- i
xy frock of lheavenly blue .stheer crepe g .
with Corsage of wddte carnations and this Company began,60
,sweet peas. Miss Lillian .Hodgert, of
Londb10, niece of the bride, was , rillypart of the money needed to develop
bride maid, 'tdre iiedi :in rose crepe and the service could be raised in Canada. The., .,
carrying ,pink carnations. Archie .
.....r... Bell Telephone Company agreed to gravida, the
]3ogax�n •'tii'ether' of Ghte,. brid�PJgniooi7n, , ,
of London, acted as best man: Miss remainder—about one-third
of the capital reT iced. .
Doz+ofikiy McCurdy,"nnice Sof the bri'd'e, 11
pla7e;d bite w&ckng m1ine. Fallowing
the Wedding' danner, Mr.. and ,Hors. The relationship thus begun with the Bell System
Hogairt'h left on a trip to Hamilton:, `� � 1.. - - across the line has continued 'ever .since. Today the
the bride donning a black suit with
msatchal0a accessomes. They will alae- i - American Telephone. and Telegraph Company ovLm
'slide an the farm' -at Staffa. M tchell ! hi about 23 per carat of this Company's stocL
Adtvocatei /. '. .
The connection has been invaluable both to diisOmn
,,� _ / ..... pang and to telephone users in Canada. The great
CKN%, WWGHAM - research department of •the Bell System -- the Bell
100 Kra 250 'Metres Telephone ial%ratories — has evolved a continuous
WEEKLY PROGRAM • Htaai4LiQHT8 series of improvements 111 every department'Of tele-
Friday, May 17-9 a.m., H. V. Pynl, _. phone service. These have.been available for our use '
:pla,66; 6.15 p.m., Harry J. Boyle; 7, . L - !t in Canada, so that ,telephone service in the Wminica
Al- and Lee ' Reiser; 8, Gulley Jump -
ors. a� has kept abreast of the latest developments.
Saturday, May 18-9.30 a.m., xis_ Costs to the user are the lowest in the world
dies' Show; 12.45 p.m., Hill -Billies; I, ✓�/
6.15, Harry J. Boyle; 7.45, Bawl '..... i 1� < f for comparable servile.
Dance.`_ t Canadians use the telephone more, frequently
Sunday, May 19-11 a.m., Wingham f � i • ,
United Church; p.m., The Quiet
Hour; 5.30, Lutheran Hour; 7, Angli-
� I � than the people of any other land — a fact
can Church'. i that is directly related to the ready access we
Monday, May 20-9 a.m., H. V. �u ` , ° %� have always had to im iovements in -.
• � -- �Io 41 � � y P gip"..,:..
Pym, •piano; '6.15, Harry J. Boyle,; 7,•
",Four Belles"; 8, Songs by Sarah • t - ' . �. °'� �� meat and operating methods, and to the econ.
Tuesday, May 21-111 a.m,,H. cV.
;
Pym, 'piano; 12.45 p.m., Cactus Mac; - omies nude -possible by scientific research!
_
7, • Landt Trio; 8, Hanover Merrymak-
ers.
Wednesday, May 22-9 a.m., Piano t t'
Ramblings; 6.15 p.m., Harry. J. Boyle;
7, Novatones; 8, CKNX Band.
Thursday, May 23-8 a.m., Break-
fast Club; 11, H. V. Pym, piano; 7
p.mi Al & Lee Redser. `
Tularaemia
In Canada p
'1he first case of twlareem4a report-
ed in 'Canada was lin 1929. It occur -
Ted In British- Columlbia. Si,»,c,e ilihat
time thele have been i,8 btheils, six-
teen In Alberta, fifteen in Ontarl% Epp,
'two in Quebec, and two in' Nova Sco_
tis. Cases have been reported from OF
43 states of blie U.S. and the disease
is found in Japan and Norway. The
ciameadve germ ins called the, Bacte,r-
� 'Par zs'sr
rum tullarewse. Ordunartly it is 'tnamr
Witted ETom modlenits to 'man by Jibe
bifie of an infected blood -sucking fly $8 ole
Galva
or tick, oil oontamlaiition 'a the
hands or eyels with th-e internal boor- y j��s Of PUBUC Sm
gene
orbodyfluids, of Infectedn•od'-
6 �. �:' ,, `'`%-••� ;�','s . '` c. su?
entis, flies or ticks ..::L ` N:. •;<r^
About ben days after Infeetlon, or
bn ther, e, 7Z aversg 3�,/ s there i3
days
.t; �tyh o i;hr;9F"t '>+t,�.:,. •+,: �i i ��'• ',i0' r• .'• r •f
headadhie, voindting, bliffliness,a;dlAllig 2y' �s th•z {� t• c 2 Jyj �io
paf my and fever. There are weakness :•a':•. {k' � ' f by, % t 7; i �_'. t Sr f
jo's's of weight, returning cW11r;
sweats and :pros,trations; the 'death- ° MISS X M. CLUFF9
:»�. �> ;� �' : � ." �' • 1 �' ��
-rate is aftbout, four Per eeal;t. Rabbits'
tare oen dnfect'.ed, but since eaelriag ' :v' :; .•..• s.:x '' Y
q,�J % C• FF:fFvj.:'n . rte.. ,: A,v • • .:\.n+;j{•:...'i „p �•
,destroys 'tibia disease 'dge"thee •.•ala 6YddiTlu e%a v 's :tj •• y u. <° ;1� n� 'r :: t:
nu �,+%;3,'<n<: r�, �y �nkv:� Y Y,'� 3'• i'
g' .: f� ��<C+'K'i'• ASk>t.?:. 11>✓v, $J.;j`..',l : t. `-0 .
/ � � +f,. T• > Jai; f. •.>.,
..,,•.;,>:,�•,�.}�':./ig:s:,•;: �: •::5.:�,rb::.w. �'�dS:;°s<::a�ra6'"R�'q'�`;>,`",;�'.,. +u:�.!` .'� ' �.
3
bf 3tlnmcbed raub,rbe 9•s food, 14 safe, In
:.,•;••:';». ,s>:'st zs >. ':.;.^ <�x „It ,; ' f 3. a < ,;;:... , h...,. t..:.
lbendldntg t eim, ,wer6r, rubl►er -. '7
gloves obbuld be used.
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bf 3tlnmcbed raub,rbe 9•s food, 14 safe, In
:.,•;••:';». ,s>:'st zs >. ':.;.^ <�x „It ,; ' f 3. a < ,;;:... , h...,. t..:.
lbendldntg t eim, ,wer6r, rubl►er -. '7
gloves obbuld be used.
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