The Goderich Star, 1930-05-22, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 22nd, 1930 THE GODIWdVH STAP.
A Bad Cold
*Finally Ended ono Neighborhood News Nuggets
Bronchitis
___ �veiotmeat of t'shstetia Patau�a cnn>
�� - •- scat fail to interest and Sag -Teen the
Mr. Albert Schultz, i eti-beou, Sask., The tieing t; a oe I reader."
writea:�"Yor ;leveret weeks I hada • _.___._ _ ._. _ .._._ ' 'icl a l'a�.le in Q'er 4tee wager., Ce- ,• apt°anada ee"este s Toe'a•r&eigi: Niv.
v447 1>a4 cold, sad Rielly it carded iso , hilted ' Bier°° Co. T:lot o Mss. 1'ottcr tans been a resident or t; awae a4, keeteee iso toz.. reveal,. en, he pilhlisiic l by J. rte Dere aril
broticbitis, hale r"'c.:a'�era of Blain tercet United Wh ±aorta rind ':irituty for •i? tear ita a de1'h�zte peeeeetiee of Retell- _ loss, l'hreetee geeet,e,o.
"I had been brie; all kinds of ''clau1;ch }ca give, Exeter, motored is a to 810 V;39- the. iiia}ser o2 ton eiaiivItcti, t=Aneenesa deaeaeter wan male WM;
PIcKel i ron 13 ur txcnan es {l •_../k @ al l;..t' i* tlr lora i<e■pa"'> histoxteal I;i..grcAs. Tl a zutaaa, .12 41- -
ut� f its development lar 'ii �ni•P
•
ti „rji o .
• » pEg to the Pacific, and r ^ o rartiea'
Book L ve>~s Corner laxly of the life 'dote t San. t:0l,tt
ll t b "by Mr. Nivea, wail° lite a laevo', tal-
e (tis Jane o t yl
l 'though it Y an A, t a. Ari A. a13G Qi
li ^ Monday n 'i`hte of whom ..mvivo. e>8 Hie theirUarioncl, Se the de:a:4 s,.i,th juvenile
medicine, Pant wee of it seemed to do • Clinton rah �Ittntlns evening of !net ,„
n r e �•' • v call Ta 1.e?= ., ° �' C DT4'lni� Q'ur-.
ape any gg000d. - t,ceP, end „ate tz vers” Wahine; tied late f. BirisYiiie Moles
ofr .lr. I-� 1�e.,anCtael s y i�tacia .. taBB� caea 'b4
hihineeny 1 base where relteta enjoyed i>tooxInt at the Heron .. ,lifter• a Ghat iilee.•s girt° iacae.c:T . °roes± J• C1'13rieii. t.Dto io se .glaD:.c4i 1 tis. f ilella1'anlio 1 ley the A asia'ilhn Cure..
f Gtu:ate !Tome. neves et the home of 1` 1r, Thome!internationally as a literary vele, 4** !Termite.. pries, °.1.0±0•
Dr. WOOtI 9 ragaameierit John^ou, c8 Zurieb. ort Pdondt s* of last the Taic.ic at ctnndino. ; Itet`o is esa.tl�,, tiao as 'Sit In etz f.i:
Norway rote and :errs. Luther Oltee of l"o- tseeh, Mise Christine. Moire in her hDlere wee have quaint talon "e.: ±the twirl handy with a needle Land et -
habitant folklore, delightfully uaiv0 ten inspired to ser:. It io completely
Pine
borne, ennennee the engagement of 76tla year. Yho Bate elms lilein had
tT en": dei*t3htcr, Verna Ill., to Velen. }'ren swans years and !hum" of tAventure ley strain argil illustrated with antic/nee diagrams.
Beery Fec tier, rof Ha The me,rr iaT;e tire: 4 Sirs. J'olanson 40 a eiste of de- .112°0(13;
and •quaint, are full of surprise end etr uctiono,
d t ° ualtt • all interport
Syrup tine L1' •e f M 1 :.l her teeth was caused by he rt "ut1 112°0(1) aottaasaeea that, though aluiet 41C3Lgne and eery r,.phuit in Lts itt-
was advertised• as a relief fol otos- Fo tai,e place in May. ceased.
#cnae came ac a1 b The material is divided into nes•
Death of'Former Brussels Pilate inthe French-t°hnada elaiarartera 1 tions. really hal a g arty; .l ova in ter.
. chins, so I get a bottle and after I , . A :'fear 'Minaiv chaeminely that yen know them, I winter operts; plane tb ti ardeoha : be.
had taker it 1 started: to ireprovo, rid During the electric storm tvlale.h William L DTchsen, former}y a -f their problems and their passions, Weeks her room; mallei toys, sews far
by the time 1 bad Welted sited the second passe, over the, rection Tuesday nf-" ]8reseels, police magistrate and envoi- their loves and their loyalties; and' sister; Sally wiakes curtains, lamp-
one I was entirely fres of my trouble." terneon of last week, the residence of >le commmetoner as well no justice ofyou hang eagerly upon the lips of the shades, scarf°, handkerchiefs, lunch
Price, 35 cents a bottle; large family R1r. Raymond Whitr»tore, Frederic', the peace and U. S. commissioner at raconteur who captivates ypu with n, sets, npL•ons. rind many other inter -
size 60 cet;ts, at all druggists or dealers: stree., Clinton. was struck. Forbin- Dickinson, N.D.,. for the past seven fascinating spell. cutin and useful things.
Put u oil 'b Tlici T •Milburn Co t 1, 'the fl _ _ • •_ , Years, died t his there f
i - a realize that p y y , a c v a re was
soon a itingutshed , a aro rom n It a hard for many t
'ltd., Toroeto.'Ont. and Iittle• damage iter done. heart oomplahnt with which Ino flan we have 'within our own bordereeem jRUM RUNNER CAPtJ UREn
McClure-Kerrbeen seriously ufI'eeted sins early in the very next province, a race so very
LEGAL CARDS . November. different in many ways--awith differ- Wednesday,M Green Bay iPi� May 1G. The
F. LelitROW.
On May
14th, a very' Former Blyth Resident Going to ent traditions, customs and legends tramp steamer Anetetirberg, with 4,000
quiet but pretty wedding was solem-
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Sic. nixed at the 11IcKillcp manse at high I China and yet our authors are constantly cases of Canadian liquor aboard vat -
Successor to J. L. Ittiloran noon when bliss Helen Marsh Kerr, E. C Wilford, M. B., L. R. a P.is ng drawing our attention to the quaint ued at $600,000, was captured last
Successor
Phone 97 Ut11co.,7"he Square, Goderlcri,E eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John formerly of Blythe now practising ways and delightful home -life of this night by coastguards in Lake Michi-
R N E S T M. % 1d E Kerr, was united in marriage to Mr, medicine at Cil Springs, former mise percale. gen.
W James McClure sionary in West China has volunteer- Le Rossignol did that fox ue; in the . iTite steamer, known as Ansterberg
ed to take the place of Rev. Dr. C. W. No. 18," was ta
Beauport Road and now again n this
land,
to Washington Is -
Barrister and Solicitor Clinton Nurses' Graduation ; Service. United church surgeon and new collection of.nine short stories. iland, near Plum Island, where it is
Bun Life Bldg., AdeIaIde and VictoriaGraduation. ceremonies were held in . evangelist, whose heroic service was The stories are so varied in their held pending word from revenue
Telephone: Elgin 5301 Wesley-Wi11is United church, Clinton, suddenly cut off recently by death. matter• style and charm that a very authorities in Washington.
Toronto 2. • on Friday evening, May 9th, when Dr. Wilford will sail for China later comprehensive Picture is given. The ship had been caught in rum
Miss Mary Moore and Miss Florence , in the year. The end papers by Franz John- traffic once before, and was confiscat-
UDI.El 5. HOI,MES, Scotchmer were given their diplomas ' stop add much to the at>pearance and ed by United States customs agents
,. o from the Clinton public hospital. interest at once a typical village is and libeled in a Canadian port last
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary p r n r Wm. visualized with its white clapboard summer, coast guardsmen. learned.
Public,. Conveyancer, Etc, 'Verner-Hasket# , t e s ng ing a houses with their steep mansard The ship was secretly put under
roofs. the nude double -decked veran- steam and slipped its moorings.
dabs, the village shrine, the ehureb Since then, its whereabouts remain -
and the spreading trees. ed a mystery:
'The Flying Canoe' by J. E. Le • From Sturgeon Bay to Chicago,
Ressignol, is published by McClelland along the Michigan, Wisconsin and
and Stewart, Toronto, price $2,50. Illinois shores, coast guardsmen have
combed the lake for the ship since
Hensall Men Receive Injuries
Mr. Albert Spencer and Mr.
Frazer, of Honsall while 'shingling
PHONE 27 RANIIl,.Peta S REE'. A quiet wedding was solemnized to house owned :by Mr. Owen Geiger,
St, James street. church, Parkhill, re. Oxford at,, met with a serious acel-
SPECL41i.IST Gently, when Miss .Isobel Mae, Has. dent recently. 'The scaffolding on
. - �•--- keit, youngest daughter of Richard which the men were, gave away,
DR. F. J. R; FORSTER. Hackett and the late Mrs, Haskett, throwing both men to the ground, and
EYE, EAR. E, THROA2' became the bride of `Thomas Lloyd both'sustained a severe • shaking up.
e Verner, of Hensall.. Rev: Mr, Lewin, Both men were taken to their homes
Late House Surgeon New .York Oph-
thalmlc and Aural Hospital. assistant at
toorefeld's Eye hospital and Golden
quare Throat Hospital., London. Eng.'
b3 Waterloo St., S. Stratford. Tele-
hAne-2b7
At Hotel Bedford, Goderich, on the second violin at the Stratford Musical
evening or the third Mondale 'of mid ener aviator, formerly of •Clinton, Itas Festival recently. The honer also
melte t?11 the: following day, Tuesday,. acquired' complete control sof the bush carries with it a $50 tuition prize.
at 1 pm. ness and property of the. Gill% Air Mr Duncan is a graduate of St. Jos
segs and property of the Gillies Air. Mr School of Music, Seaforth, and
^ CHIROYRACTIC . an.unnamedI figure etocl4 heli by is now .a pupil of Mrs. A. J. Flans
. RUGLESE i'RACTITIONER,
other parties who were formed in the
company. flan, p' Strafford.
Death of Fortner Exeter Resident
rector of the church, officiated. :and medical attentIon given them. Messages From Modern Prophets 'Tuesday. It was reported sighted
Former. Clinton Man Purchases Air I Seaforth Pupil Wins Gold Medal Not by Eastern Windows only is R } Tuesday might 41V the Mllwauke9
Service ! Eugenic Duncan, son of Mr. and collection of sermons given by Iiev. , lightship, ut no further trace was
OUR ufight
that Fred Gillies,. well knowtt Kitch-
awarded the first prize gold medal for The vessel ki g
Arnounnement was made recently Mrs. W. J, Duncan, of Seaforth, was
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS Death of Wingham Resident 'The funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza -
THERAPIST, GODERICH. After an illness of over six months beth Churchill, wife of Randolph J.
E q u ipped with eleetro-magnet± there passed away on Monday, May Churchill, h London (formerlyMissbaths. Electronic elecionictreatment
organ c Potteato in aEm, itt her 844beth t1 year. mner Betty 13rowti)
was .held on Friday
bind chiropractic. Ch , g ,. year.. May 9th, with interment in the Exe-
and nervous diseases. 'Lady in at- ter cemetery. , The deceased was born
'tendanee. Office hours 2 to 5, and 7in Scotland 26 years ago and calve to
gra-
te 9 p.m., excepting . Monday , and THE REASON in 'WHY this country at the age of three , . Thursday' and by appointment.. g years.
A. N. ATKINSON, residence and Titin, Weak Children. Need Baby s She was educated in (Exeter and gra-
°Mee, corner of, South street and'Bri Own Tablets dusted as a teach r to follow her pro -
tannin road. . Phone 341,, ,
AUCTION>ur>S12ING Malnutrition. • or inability to derive -
HO"tIAS u�iiv'DRY S SONr nourishment from food, is a.coinmon Death of Miss Elizabeth Willis
trouble with little children and is en- Mrs. 'William Bawden, of Exeter,
Elva Stoetc And General Auctioneers,
tirely due to stomach and bowel weak,• eived word by telegram of the
>Elnln Ave., Godortett, • nese. Another cause of loss of fleshdeath of her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Sales made everywhere and all efforts:and sleep is worms. ±Willis, who died in Houghton, Mich.,
.made to gtve you satisfaction.
1'o correct stomach and bowel on Thursday night of last week.
Farmers' Sale Notes' dISCO.i.:ted. troubles and thus banish tonstipattort Miss Willis suffered a stroke the ear -
Phone 119. and indigestion, break - up colds and ..ly part of the ,week. She was the
WESLEY W. FISHER AUCTIONEER. simple fevers; expel worms and allay youngest daughter of:' Castor Willis
the pain; which accompanies the cut- and was born . on the London Road,
Will ron.inct sales anywhere. ;►I). ting- of teeth is what- Baby's Own about two miles north of town. A
terms are reasonable and I wet try wait Tablets were' : designed for. They brother Will lives in Dashwood, and
give satisfaction. never fail to be of aid and can• be her sister, Mrs. Wm. Eauiden, at Exe-
Phono• Carlow 131.1, or address it. It. .
4, Goderich. - .
sac e
fesslon first at Strathroy and later in
• London.
given with safety to the youngest ter.
babe,
NOTARY PUBLlC; I3TC, Baby's Own Tablets are' 'sold by Death of Roderick Mackenzie
^^ : 3iied}citt0•, dealers or by trail. at 25The death occurred at Brucefield'on
Wee BAILIE, cents a box from The Dr. Williams' April 29th, bf Roderick Mackenzie,
Medicine Co„ Brockville, Ant. atter an illness of one month. The
NOTARY PUBLIC late Mr. Mackenzie, who was in his
(loco Companies Represented - • eighty-second year, was one of tate
General Conveyancing done
Phone No. 208. Goderich,. Ont. `\,
INSURANCE.
jj('CI Ii:LG'1,' "niihrV AL . TIH& - LNSUH-•
rhe ASCE a COMPANY;
FAWI1 AND ISOLATED TOWN: PROP-
ERTY INSURED. -
Value of property insured up to Jan-
uary. 1910, R3.c 18,975.00.
OFFICERS --James Connolly, Presll
dent, Goderich; Jas. Evans, Vice-presi-
dent, Beechwood; D. F. McGregor, 'Sec.-.
Treas., SE.,itorth.
DIRECT{ilifi-•+las. Shouldicr, Walton;
Wm. WrIn. Constance; George McCart-
ney, Seafoi°i:ta; Rets. Ferris, 1larlock;
John Bennewise, Broadhagern; John
Pepper, Brucelleld; A,, Broadfoot, Sea -
forth. •
AGENTS -W. .1 Yeo, R. R. 3, Clinton;
les. Watt, Blyth; Ed. lilnchley, Sea.
forth; John 11'urray, Seaforth,
Policyholders can pay their assess-
ments, at Caivin Cutt's store, froderle.h; _
A. J. Moorish's Clothing store, Clinton;
or J. Ii. Iteid's, Barfield.
11' K irisvitw +Cis
Have It attended to by the
WAWAN0%N 4100111. i111E.U1$011ANCE
Established 1878
Head O1lIeet Dungannon, Ont.
Wm. Watson, Auburn, . President;
Chas. Hewitt, Vice President; Jas,.
Girvin, Hon. Director; Directors--•
W. J. Thompson, Auburn; Wm. Mc-'
Quillan, St. Helens; W. P. heed, R. R.
No. 2, Lucknow• Harry L. Salkeld,
Goderich; Alex; Nicholson, Lueknow; i
' Tim Griffin. R. R. No. 7, Lucknow ;
Chas. Hewitt, Kincardine; jtobt. Dav-
idson, Dungannon.
Rat ".00 per thousand.
THOS. STOTIIERS. Treas. •
CECIL TRELEAVEN, Sec'y.
Brou6u VroS.
ralbi)ga;1CFi
The Leadieg
Funeral Directors
aid irmiaabsers
wise Ai bniaeuseService
Orders carefully attended to
at all hours—night or day. We
are the inspectors of anatomy in
and for the County of Iluron.
Phones; Store 120; Resldenee
217.
LOVELY
NAN�
Busy stands -at hard tasks -
day in and day out. Persian
Balm keeps the skin soft and
pliable. Removes redness
and relieves irritation.
4tyearDnttn,t .
p[3ALM
. pioneers of this district, having come
wren in a year 1lso7 to a
farm on the London. Road. Left to
with his p is th
mourn his loss are the widow, four
sons and two daughters, Mrs. James who has lately made his home in the
Phinney, Detroit; Mrs. Joseph - Rich-. country detected. • The books there-
a'rdson, Varna; Frank, of St. Louis, fore may be taken net as transient
Mo.; John, of lDtroit; Allan, of "impressions," but as the fruit of in -
Banes, Cuba, and Charles, of London. timate and up to date knowledge.
Property Transers at Exeter -"Canada is rich in romanep ; and
Two big real estate deals were put. Frederick Niven, by virtue of his long
through in Exeter last week. The settlement in the west, has caught the
Central Hotel, owned by Mr. C. Lee, fundamentals fir a book in the Out.
of London, and.occupied by Mr. E. G,.. Ward Bound Library. Although the
Lowry, has been purchased. by Mr.
Homer Bagshaw. The property was
purchased subject to the lease as Mr.
Lowry has possession for another
three and a half years. The big
• - __ • - •--------� bloglc, known as the McDonald block
and also owned by Mr. Lee has been
W. A. Cameron minister of Yorkmin-
ster Baptist church. Toronto. It is
dedicated to the memory of the late
C. L. Starr, M.D. -
Mr. Cameron • says: "For many:
years I have found solace and de-
light in the study of literature. This
study has revealed the intimate tela-
ttpn between literature and religion.
M e great religious movements of
history have quickened literary act-
ivity and created some of the great
'literary masterpieces. h?rom Homer
to our modern poets, tate great poetic
utterances are Goys? speech to the
world. This has . often been equally
true of novelists and writers of prose.
God spake in times past unto the fa-
therless by the prophets. God con-
tinges to speak through, those pro-
phets and through others' who have
the prophetic fire." •
A few of the titles will reveal the
wide range that Mr. Cameron covers:
"The Cotter's Saturday Night," "The
Scarlet Letter," "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde," "Octose;' "The Bluebird" and
many others. - It is a book that por-
trays' a scholarly, alert mind, and ono.
that will open up many new 'ave-
nues of thought,
"Not by Eastern Windows Only" is
published by McClelland and Stewart,
Toronto. •
Canada West....
, "Canada West" -is the latest addi-
tion to the Outward Bound Library.
This is a "series of illustrated hand-
books. for the information and enter-
tainment of travellers and emigrants
and their friends at home, which aims -
at presenting a vivid, accurate and .
absolutely up to date view of the life
under post-war conditions in all parte -
of the British Empire. Every author
is a 'writer . of established reputation
IN 5 t� R A N C E purchased by Mr. Wm. Frayne of Us -
borne, The block contains the stores
The .
lyuttu,al
Assiiirance : Compan f
of Canada
totabiuhol 1181
READ (MICE : WATERLOO, ONT
D. D. LOONEY, Agent
4•'IIonE 250 .
Notion fix'. ; GODEnrCIt, ONT.
Y e It. Wheeler
Funeral Director awl
Embalmer
rodcrleb, Ontario
!111 c ,I".ta 1,Yr.::tptiy nttenife:,l et
:, eg t;r tar;;lat
t'1,cwt• ,t..i,, eel; Plc:ls:a ane eireenehenennienekeehtesewheteaseehetel1
OF ACASE
'
UKEHEROWN
Deckled to take Lydia E.
Pink! m! tm's Vegetable
Compound
of SS'. S. .Cole, J. W. Powell, Miss
Armstrong, milliner, and - the laun-
dry. The second floor is occupied by
Dr. Atkinson, The Canada Club and
Lebanon -Forest Lodge, A. F. & A.M.
•
ABYSSINIAN/JEWS.
Inhabit Highlands North of Newel
Country. -
The only Jewish mountaineers in
the world are said to live in Abys-
sinia. These tribesmen, Falashas as
they call themselves, inhabit the
highlands of what was once part of
the ancient kingdom of Shlah, the
north of the Nejus country,
The lietiaehas have a typical Jew -
ash appeat•anee, but lack most of the!
conventional habits and attributes of.
that race. Neither they nor their an-
cestors have over engaged in trade.
They are tri;>pera and rarely tringle
with the Abyssinian° In the towns
and villages of the lowland. -
They' adhere to the biblical trade.'
tions of the aneestortt, practice ilia
usual rites and perform a rude 1h11-
{
text -boob history of Canine as such
is identified with Eastern Canada. 'the
THE
GODER[CH
uiRs
A THOUGHT IN TIME
SAVES NiNE. ORt`1RRYOUt�
COAL NOW AND FORGET
ABOUT IT FOR. A YEAR
•
'; i ., 1l 1
ration of the prisoner ceremonies
They have neither tt.Inplea nor Some people say, even in this day
•
d ti
rabbis. t1n ole, -.
In, the fastnesses of their ±noun-- That women don't have as much busi-
tales they preserve' In a quaint motel Bess ability ad' men.
hogany casket a venerable parebsnent . But
when you see how women take
eopy of the pentateuelt, : rTaicia their t when
of sit' -±sen °alto to lay
Monter, New 13ritYswiek 'Before ehhfq allnt;p r'alua, de>WII to th(•tn •11-1 in their supply of linen- and other.
mytrstbat>y >reuzborn I wauv and d k, r; ct from lain . S >lussosa Riven ,h the in t ei r s g•ly o then when . you
nervous and Bis- littecn of :ll> iiia. ,
cu ed. I saw ilurin!r thr co.otu:tlon of loss Taff -
b!:•1
of -d see how their lausbane.s wait until
im adveetiselen4 tart PC; I earner of Abycsinie. to pre -1 the last minute to older coal-- b
intbopaptrabo:to;
,e'metic's �j1 th 1°a}a:lit t5il;ctt 1,:.'•' It stat>nt y.tu winder:
a soman who h , , , , . n j , o`• t
been like rte coner.,rd t,ti•, t't+ i,.EntAtri1c .g>J c>f 'J'he ±featsuit e >c.a .tF• sens; a.:c�tc>Mourht abottloriteI1?ttl�°rr:::I : vrlalr It Iaisag 701^;I Ven1tlhoerre° :tin y,nsrh::u •°limo wits•
I y'diaI Pao❑ort tit tTnn�n (11 i!tc ba b: f51'(1 tla y; utte::d s t , r t'tic rita�; th• :.•'sl i ' -
d It k tail.' 1It ••ail • t l.n01, it Pp%0 Cotta to
n as n
was working out of
Goderich in the rum -running business.
The captured. ship was. of 20 tons -
displacement and according to coast
guard officials had beenrenamedthe
A-18.
At reported current prices of $20 a
case for Canadian ale, the cargo of
the ship, valued by the Plum Island
Station et around $80.000.
Capt. Jaeksan said he had .not t&' en
the crew but that they were being
held at Washington Island: - '
CHEMICAL WEED KILLERS
Evot'y farmer .in Huron •County is
very much concerned with the weed
Situation and all ere interested in
any development in the use of. chemi-
cals to -control weeds, It has been
PAGE THUS
For
Extra.
Stroh
evol
Leery
Eve
fibre
Lisulated
. / robber
N:ATH the rugged safety
tread a of 4ou�llcs! rt�bbsrr..�-..•
•'Firestoafe lies h�avc the- strong-
est, most durable cord construe+
tion ev,:r known. Layer upon
layer of cords are scicntiAcally
twisted for greatest strength and
elasticity-- then dipped in pure
rubber which protects every fibre
against internal heat and friction.
Gum -Dipping doubles flexing' -
life and adds thousands of extra
miles of dependable, trouble -het
service. Only Firestone Tires are
Gum-Dipped®No other tire has
its advantages.' Because of this
°arra process, Firestone tires hold
all world records For mileage
and endurance.
See your nearest Firestone Duller
0011114011•111111i. 1111111011
cost of these materials is in ordering
them in bulk. Already a number of
farmers in Huron have placed orders
and we plan•to secure a - quantity. of
the material, which when bought in
bulk can be secured at. reasonable
cost. In tests conducted in the pro-
vince
ro-
vince'of Ontario it has been definitely
proven that a number of chemical.
weed killers now on the market are
absolutely effective Ike lien/trolling
'such weeds as sow thistle, bladder
campion, wild carrot and twitch
grass.. These weeds 'represent the
• majority of ' the commoner types of
is Sodium Chlorate. This is the -
cheapest chemical now on the market
and may be secured at Se per ib. in
112 1b.. drums. In mailer quantities
the price would bo 10c per lb` One •
pound will cover approximately 200
square feet, Imd one application has
been found sufficient to kill the weeds.
We believe that it would be. in the
beat interests of every farmer in the
County to give one of the. commoner
weed killers a trial. If you wish to
secure any of this material or desire
further information, write -the On-
tario Department of Agriculture,
found in experititeneal and held tests,' plants which are giving most trouble Clinton.
that there are certain chemicals and we know that many of them when
which m& • be bought at a reasonable first • start }
s they appear t rt in small pat
cost, which are very. effective in kil- ches in the field. In such cases culti.•
ling weeds. The most serious objec- station is very often not practicable
tion •we have to these chemicals is and it is under circumstaces of this
their cost, which in the case of some kind that chemicals would be of very.
materials now -on the market makes great value.
their use almost prohibitive. How -t; The material which a number of i
ever, one way of cutting down the the farmers in the comity plan to use
s , e h vete• married. "I' 1 J0 lrC eSI4 t•+> run a ,
hems V�E..t..blo � , ` •�� " , l,tv;, i� n .t: .
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