The Goderich Star, 1933-05-25, Page 5TRURIADAT, MAT MX MS,
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lir. sad Mrs. n.W1104 and Bernice
°
and Mrs. Jas. Hewett spent the 24th
with relatives at eleefoetit,
14r. 'and lire. N. KM Master and
Mt* Bathe Carter %pea the week.end at
Fort =Au,
We caked Congretidetionx to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Toll on the =Wig Of is 50Ung
sou lot week.4eid,
The Y. P. S. PleYens of Knox United
church went t Kppe4, on Mondey
• evening last with their play, "Filieeires
le of the Way;"
The Bast Wawanoth gravel crueller is
to be installed in Mr. Nelson Patterson'e
shanty 1,041. mut imarwronsuls arel 44. F
tostempleted en the roads in that vie. ew Tips on now
inity.
Those who slip esu to Toronto will
be glad of the reduction bi exProlo rates
which lately went Into effect, We uu.
deratimil that on two or more mato the
rato hist helf or termer voice.
be emengttee in, charge fusee set
June se u the evening or the ennual
serawieerry Wive' of the Malted charge
ot Althorn, Weettield and. 1)exinybreolc,
This event will be held et the Westfiell
church this year.
Me, Karl Raithby teamed to Intorno
early Ole week. to be ,on the Pearitet
when hie 'fat cattle, which be algeiped
through the V. F. O. would. be sold. M.
and Mx* O. fe. *met went with Me,
ReithbY• hfra. =att stopped, at her els.
ter's, Um. Cionerou, ot Guelph.
EXCEPTIONAL
GROCERY VALUES
PLUS. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE
STOCK YOUR PANTRY SHELVES ROW
AT THESE PRICES
min
Marmalade ORANGE targe 40 oz. jars 24c
ChiPSO Quick Seals LARGE PKG.
17c
Tomatoes CANNED Largo 2 1.2 ib: tin 2 for 19c
Golden Wax Beans tetrand ,2tins25c
Prefiljuiri Tea With Free Cap and Saticer,lh. 49c
Finest'QUallty
Corned Beef2 tins 25c
Bottle MALT
Vinegar sz
12 Brittle -oz.•
r
10c
'Pork and Beans LIBBY'S Large 16 oz. tins 5c
Chicken ,Haddie LILY BRAND 2 for 25c
to Build a Rockery
Alp*.ao PIpkta Toke Wear
Canadian Cliatatak
REQUIRE Lulu cARE 144 SINES AROUNUflI 1111?D
Liat of Smrsestions for PlantinEl * youkUVVII
YOUR Roamer •
THE GODERICF1
Durleg the hie" few Years there has
teen * treMendous *Mend for a spitee
in the garden that might he vaned a
reekery. This desire hes been treated
by the reminiscences of travellers to
,Eurepe„ Who have been Wounded et the
magnifieent beauty displeyed by the
floral gems, which have their hoine in
the crap and ,creV4ceii 1)i the Alps.
Them vistas ig beauty are net essily tor -
gotten. So they return With those me-
•morable visions, determined if Possible
to build a rockery. A. great Many Ale •you fool sla tingThsg effect of
Pine plants take irindly to our Canadian
climate, and there are voosands of 10_ the combined cream and oil.
cations that Maybe transtormed. Repeat daily • * consistently
impression at the natural surroundings, • • • 1144024ing to directions, and
You,can discipline those Ziucs in
the 14014 marvelous way by a
little scientific treatment* After
basic cleansing, stodge Tissue
Cream (or Skin :rood, If skin
over -dry) ell over the foot,
Bank Plays Safe,
So Council Thinks
(Continued from peg* 1)
Corporation as me town's pro pits shire
et the O. W. S. It. Victory bond interest.
dui WY 1. lint The *Mount has been
deposited In the 0. W W R, special ac.
cottut
'The Gederich Ore brigade hes tor.
warded an aecouat for $.1.54 tot tenet
suPPliee ordered by the brigede. We re-
commend that this amount be held Gyer
and Mit in the meantime the Do bri
gade be asked to mend in to the Are
committee * statement of receipts and
expenditures of their relief fund to date.
• "We We examined accounts of the
Welfare Board amounting to $454,52 tot
relief expenditures and recommend that
they be Paid."
The Public Works committee reported:
"We, recommend that the request of
the Bell Telephone Co. for permission
to plate two pelts on Thorium street,
"lib* irtv*
weSt et SOU% street be granted. loee'
• 0 boom- *roma the mouth. ttowx of pole* to be approved by the
Then *moo& moodo oil uu_. street inspector. Mid privilege to bo et
the pleasure of the emineil,
"We reeommend that the matter ot
constructing a roadway to the north side
ot the harbor be left with the Mayor to
take up. With the Dorairgon Govern-
ment."
Vie report was adopted.
The special and, relief VoMulittee re-
ported:
BRING US YOUR EGGS-4119HEST PRICES PAID
1 J. ileEWEN
PHONE 46
First then; let us keen a very strong
and conditions where the Alpine farusay
grow. A good gardener eau never do
better than imitate nature as much as
possible, It should be remembered that
inhabit
witch the constructive results of
these wonderful preparations,
pel lea •
"As the tax rate has been struck end
under existing conditions we recommend
that no action bo taken on the bander
these hardy little pots the
verbal request tor an increase ot the
SciaCnciag Cream •
windswept mountains, .where often they . 31.50grant of $400 already passed,
depend only a• n dew and fog ter moist- sun 2,0nkl and Freshenor sup• "We recolmnend that Thos. J. Ander.
often too, they fleurish vbere even graes Tisno Cream,. • . • • • .. •. . . .
, 81.50 eon's application for license to peddle
ure, yet exposed to' the full sunshine,
Tay -
nu not grow. . Skin rood . . .• 8150 tat a rebate of $10 be made in the
teal oil and gasoline bo granted and
•
that receives most sunshine. The next
important consideration is drahrage, .AI- The • revert was 54,opted.
1 reTpoirtedotemetery and. parks committPe
pine plants do not like Wet tmt, and will Du NARY i3F.MITY PREPARATIONS
, not thrive unless proper drainage is pro- ' • - ewe recommend that Mrs J. W Tay.
by lbsdngst • "
vided So if there is not natural drain -
Wherever Possible select in posttion muscle Oa. 8,1.50• fee
• J. CALVIN CUT
, PHONES 116 and 216
Warm Weather Needs
With the coming of warmer weather you will
find these things to wear particularly suitable
Cream Flannel and
Polo Coats
Crean* Flannel Skirts
Organdy Blouses
Ligh. 4011over
Sweaters
Polka Dot Suits •
Field Print Silk Dresses
See Our Special Knit Suits
25 Suits, values ,
up to $15.95. Spe-
cial for this week
end
9.95
each
lor and. mrs. w. B. Graham be permit -
age, You can use artificial means by ted, to construct a cement curb en the,
placing about eight ,iriehes of broken end of their plots adjoining the road in
brick, or stones about. two feet below the cemetery, the curb to be on their
the garden soil mixed with a good pro- plots and to be built under the super -
portion •of, leaf • oirould, •and add stard if vision •and direction. of the celhetcrY
"The plots in the cemetery and under
way, speaking about leat mould it is a the cemetery perpetuity fund are being
Very good plan in the Autunin to gather ,oleared up and put in shape, 'Phe Wil -
Ma all the fallen leaves, some manure lis plot as endowed is being resurfaced
-without straw, and clean turf. Place M • and seeded after which it will be given
alternate layers of turf, manure, leaves.
the loam is inclined to be heavy., never t contritttee. • ' 1
use manure, they don't like it By the
MISS•E DEEGAN
from the NEW YORK SALON
will give Facials without obligation,
• water; and then allow to rot The fol - special attention." I
The report was adopted. , 1
mould for any purpose required in your The water, light and barber report
"We have rented an additional space
lowing year you wfil have the finest leaf
garden. Having dealt with location. in the town sailed at the dock to .the
drainage and soil, the next Procedure, is Canada and. Dominion Sugar Co, at 510
a month. This is now $22. per month
for two parts'
16c EEN 16c
on Thur., Fri, Sat., Nay 25.2627
ostbotust aNVhumeresevtoetne
;P°Xssiobstie rocelikdeerr prlantots you are invited to make an aPPolint-
porous, Granite mid field stones radia- 'neut.
like limestone for neighbors, as it IS very
ate too
do not retain moisture. Sometimes it 15 PBELCS DRUG STORE
the leaves and,of course being hard they unbi
much heat, sometbries burning ri,
possible to obtain stones that have been GODEltiCH PHONE 90
subjected tp the =that of air and water.
These form an ideal material for a rock-ery. Regarding "the placing of the AMONG THE clitlICIIES
,
stones the 'following suggestions may be 18. cieorges Junior 'W• 'A. exhibit of
helpful, A well planned rockery should work at the annual meeting of the deo-
be two-thirds stone, and one-third °Wm' /tr; A. at L°Iiti'74 iast week took.
planta when finished. Do not Piece second Prize'
stones too'cicise together; allow for ulti-
mate growth of Plants. Neverhave the
plants in straight lines, or unifornn in
size. Imitate nature as Much as pos-
sible. The more rugged and unbalanced
TodaY is ikecenslon Tita'y and a tele-
bration of Italy Communion at 8 o'clock
mid one at 10:30 ana. were held this
morning ire St. George's church.
Salvation Army, Sunday, May 28th:
the appearance, the better will be the 10 am., Directory Class; 11 am., Bo
lt-
result rieSs Meeting 2 p m Sunday School. 7
pun., Salvation Meting. Thursday, a
-. ROCZERY AND ALPINE PLANTS
p.m., Publit Meeting. FridaY, 643 P.m.,
It is generally supposed that this class! Children's Meeting.
•-- of -plants require- a Areat..deal.ef_ ego+ Tho members of the 'congregation of
As a matter of tact we know of no other St George's eliiircli-''cliore- -pleasedto
class that asks so little. They succeed have the Bishop of the, Diocese and hie
best when left untirely alone. Of course
weeds should be eradicated, and water
provided when required Oecasionally it
is necessary to add a little soil that bae
been washed out by heavy rainstorms• ,
that occurs on steep slopes, but other
than this they require no attention. •
There are thousands of varieties of
I Alpine plants, but we intend to concern
• ourselves with the more common varie-
ties, that can be procured easiiy, and at.
a test.
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WHITE GLOVES
• Imported chamoisette, summer weight,
white and eggshell, sixes 6 to 8. Our
price per pair
-49c
.Ittv GEO.' W. SCHAEFER, vat
Telephone 56
A.k
parents
as worshippers with them. on
Sunday morning and to note their re-
storation to health after their serious
illnesses.
'Services st Vitterli street United
church Sunday next minister, Rev. F.
W. Oraik: 11 am., subject, "The Worth
of Worship;' 'I p.m., vesper service•,
subject, "God's Wonderful lllfercy." ' Sun-
day school at 3 pm
.. Y. P. S. Monday
evening at 8 p.m.
nominal
Services at North street united church
Once you have seen mese floral gems Sunday neXt, pastor, neV. 0 T Wattat
18 bloom, there is little doubt that you BD.: 10 am., Fellowship Class; Men's
will desire to add ,to your collection. CIttb, in charge of the executive com-
Mbat of those who start a rockery end mittee; 11 a.m., pastor's subject "
Re -
with becoming real connolseurs. To our freshing Christianity;" 3 p.m., Sunday
mind there is no such thing as color School; I p.m., pastor's subject, "Hidden
schemes, or contrast in planting. We Treasures."
have witnessed some masterpieces by na- Services at the Baptist church San.
day next: Bible school at 10 a.m.
36 inches wide and fast color
fish Prints it4, large variety d patterns, go
Another, shipment o those, attractive Eng- i6c
on sale Friday and Saturday at per yard..
ANKLETS ARE COOL
NKLETS ARE COMFORTABLE
NKLETS ARE INEXPENSIVE
We have a large assortment of colors and •sipt °
pair. •fotiPC
also plain white. Your choice at, per
a• Discount off Ruffle Curtains
7ti this week end.
Ptigne F. E. HIBBERT
THE CASH STORE
On the
Square
Obituary 11;
i,/,•••4••••4, *pow ••••,*.
shire arid her dauehter, 24rs. Bean. The
funeral was held on Monday, with Rev.
J, tune, of Knox Preebytezian
church, conducting the. eerviees. Inter-
me,nt was at Bayfield cemetery, the Pall-,
• bearers being deceased's brother, Wil.
liam, Sleek, of Stahley township, her
brother-in-law, SamUel We,stlake, And.
MRS. 11fARY WESTLAKE
After an, illness of eight weeks of
heart trouble, the death .ot Mrs. Marl'
Westlake occurred Satuurday, May 20th.
at the home of her daughter, ldra, Ow.
Bean, Saltford. The late Mrs. Westlake
was bent in Stanley township on April
24th, 1864, but bad been a resident of
this. district for many years. She is
survived by two sons, William Westlake
and Samuel Vitestlake, Goderich 'town-
two nephews, Williarri Orr, and Williant
Cowie, of thine& Mrs. Jane Cowie, a
sister, of Detroit, attended the tenant.
A bick town is a place where there ix .
nothing tl) Vatth VXCCDt ,13te*st
chewing tobacco with his teeth out.
• ••• AT
THE PAV1114.014::
• '•-• -.."GODERICH
Tony Farr's Band Every 'Saturday
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3ist
Jack arr and His Band
. - •
ADMISSION 7100.:
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ture, that if they were reproduced on
canvas they would certainly be termed
bizarre. There is one thing to keep in
mind however, and that is to see that
the "trailing" or "creeping plants" are
not too close together, but are intersPe.r.,
sed throughout the rockery, The fol-
lowing liet eil- pliashelpful-1n
• those who may not be familiar with the
habits and Colors. . ,
Alyssum Sexatile--Yellovt, 12 in.
Aquilegia Alpinus, ligue, 12 in.
Arabic Aipina, white, trailing,
Arenaria, Montana, white, trailing.
Aster Alpinus, violet, 0 inchee.
Aifbretia Furputea, purple, trailing.
Campanula Carnotite., blue, .10 M.
CeraStium TomentosuM, white, trail_i
Dianthus nelteides, rose, 12 in.
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. anniversary services
win be held, with Rev. Gordon M.
Kohnee,B.A. 'of Lindsay, Ont., as
special speaker. Rev. Mr. (Holmes is a
former pastor of the Church, and will
have interesting and helpful memages.
SPected Iiiiisic will be -given by the choir
and Victoria street United chureh quar-
tet. Special thankofterings will be re-
ceived.
Feetucea. Gimlet", blue, 6 inches.
Guem ivire. Bradshaw, ccarlet, 12 in -1
ehes.
liellantheMUM (rock rose) ptetc, 6ire{
Merl% white, 9 Jodie%
Lin= (blue flax) blue, 12 in.
Isis Dwarf, Mirple, 6 Metres,
MYOsatis (Vorget4V10-1105) 4 in.
llepeta (Catnip) mauve, 12 inches.
Papaver Nudicale (Iceland Poppy)
170110W, White and bronze, 12 inches. 1
Subulata, pink, trailing.
Sedems in Variety (limy growth)
Thyreue (Tilynie) purple, trailing..
Viola (Tufted Pansies), yelloW, 6 in.
15 you grave sity problems pertaininet
fe gardening and would like adv1e,Write
01010610g a dandled elillelOpe and Men-
em this paper 50 the Arcadian Nertere
Islington, Ont.
IBOY CHICKS
Order CantWart approved thick!
riOW. White le:shwas lot. Bored
and Whits Reet1 12e. )3!4k Mino
ewes 1St, Surplus Chicks et tech.
Customhatching 6 sPecialtY. 29,6e
Per eft set or Se per chick WOW.
We set each *WedneetiO•
PIXTSCIII IlltAtterl IIATCpirmr,
ri., a nox .315, elipten, Ont.
Morn L. &Mr, Itiotitger.
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