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Short-sighted . burglar --I must get
Another pair of spectacles. wThis is
the third time I'vemistaken a flagpole
for a drain pipe.
AS: IFIELD
A.sEiI troi'.�D, 'Sept. 23.•. --Guests at
the home of '1rs, X 'C, Mackenzie last
week -end' were her .dau g tern Misses
gh , �� e
Anna, •Yharlotte +And Lois 34ackenzie,
Miss Hazel Dickinson, and 'air. Alex-
ander (Howes, all of Toronto. a '
Rev. Robert McConnell will conduct
services in Ashfield, Presbyterian
church next' S'ultday,
Mr. Duncan -Mael ty thas been en-
gaged as teacher in the senior room at
Ripley in the absence of the principal,
Mr. David, MacLay, who was injured in
a ear accident last. week.
Miss Muriel Farrish, who has com-
pleted hex` three years' training as a
nurse in Stratford !Hospital,- is home.
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FAIT. FAIR DATES
Bayfield, Sept.' 24-25.
Kirkton, Sept. 23.26.
Atwood, dept. 20:30..
St. Marys, Sept."30-Oct. 1.
Teeswater, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Meaford, Oct. 2.3.,.
Dungannon, Oct. 2-g.
Corrie. Oct. 3-4.
• Tiverton, Oct. 6-7.
Bls,th, Oct. 7-8.
London (Junior only), Oct. 10-11.
Underwood, Oet. 14.
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After -•many, severe ,illnesses�-or-serioui •-opperations'.
the patient is very often left in an extremely weak,
nervous, ;run-down condition. •
To all those convalescents Who need some kind.
Af a tonic to stimulate and build, --up the weakened
zivstem, we would: recommend Milburn's Health and Nerve Pills to i,assist
diem back to health.--llappinesa •again.
These pills help supply elements necessary to assist tb convalescent
in bringing back bodily strength and vigour.
Price 50e a box, 65 pills, at all drug counters.
Look for ott'r'"t'egistered trade mark a'Red Heart" on, the package.
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THE GODERI'CIt SIGNAL -STS
Huron Sunsets Famous l�O Years Ago
(By %V'.• 11, c$obustou ill' L n lou Free ing wife 4M1r. and kits, Xones), Dr."
.1'r s9 . •''•'"' 'liainilltont trai the Otters and Trignaltr5
Every Land and every' age hare' their the Uvaii,,`10alts and .1.i7.ara, beatiiiful
oevi<i ,peculiar c; eds.., Today, :with oras Jane 'Ylongcvortch, the lovely .l ea'lda, the
automobiles- apt lin; at •t!he.. rate .of lowlier 1('iuiapbells and • a twit of
F tifty idles ata hour, we, need otlters,rr laughed -and dranced And sang,..„.•s ,
.Fart c1r.F
the best .of roads, Paved, Surfaced er matey plea►stxnt• Otoura• away; when the The 90th utter • Ii,'C,d1t, hail '
3, , „ t lYtaty,_ eldest daui lltor of (r+ and Birt,
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the hest of l,ia��lled'c,tt�Np��„ull we itzvnused fUx cricket and ;rousiti�, send-off' at a �ban(itie�t held at Simon aiatfinanr south at Zurich,"
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quoits by thin •yut 'ra and Dixie., -Witt- «,in-gbtata last we 4! , . Jeseph 'Herbert Trailer's on
thc�ln. son and geaxtlai '(.`barba Widdei, Iltl:>,v,
• (i son at
° :it3 ear ago when the l'ou tr i? t ElisatCiinhcy, of 'Stanley Air, �'e4 sic:;tT. fi'. Triheh 4f• London
6 on ad other.,, of the^ -beaux 'wha township, •w ,
was gain rapidly developed c � � great
mfss•etl 'th�.ir club lie • • passed away on "Selrtem'Uer•;' a� •solt'xnnfu� in 'St, :Bonii'ac� +chart
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1(c�atl and "Woodlifi? and'and their cronies :: 1 Sty ou iia„r year: t by rather Power..3.'a.
need . lvas ,Por shops that. turned (iut sat ou the bench an •xeter ` re�pttrts .,avers] roiy?yerit home n . €ho i 1c' er followed > t tyle
wagons, plows, shoes,, furniture, etc,, ” .,s. ,r es d attuned them inc�ultitin; the theft oi' as(alinc• b' home Of the,bmi( bride's parents, about sixty
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c .� +Deina 1 tlh � � oIIin f .u e� Stu PoL1u(1 in every Village, seattzt along the batik vers lU1od eveIIin ;ph tom several 'curs, .Schoolpresent. i1fr..and zhir, ,
but' 00 years• ago witan travellers .and; aft'r• evening; with p trlrle who" aaever buildingsr --,ere entered and, various will xr sides inLoniion. wearied of that po� ohs ag'eant---not artiel s taken. Main
would-be settlers were pouringinto the - Ores. Eye • °
" p The death occurred at on
.great wooded wilderness of Western colpr but eonalataratloiiwhich, : the ,•
,sunsets furnished. These sunsets were 'September 10th of Matilda aleetztcha W ^ ' %ii xnaat4; Z'urich'
undertaker,
Utttario and 'were glad to find a mud' so famous ,
eon, wife of 'Sylvester had an untortunats accident 'one da
road of -almost= any. dea;.geription 'oyer s that travellers hearing off . y er Ti ox, in her fifty -
road last w y
them .maize the tlatatilr ="til `that out -of. ninth year. ,Besides the. 'husba, , ,, fur . mak' ted was giving to Exeter
which they proceeded slowly and' (often;
,daughters when something' went Wong with .
very ►.'vea�,rily, they were glad to ,find a the -way corner of the-world°out purpose and one son ti?t cine. ,� tie
to enjoy 'them, But the lap •`tt d, the Mit: epormour 1 ',Was r engine til his oroar.he was eny the
wayside `inn whale •they eoulrl `rest , 3t �. �... „pUt>a�bn,� „vu� Irrotu�ht ;xi oft tile
Doom of these crimson -dyed waters ;into BruS,sels. few days ago, coin, 4 -re p b motor when an „the c ly tae
their lagging lianas and blistered feet. ,. � a ,. Y oil chamber exploded and„ -h
which the musical head loved 'to, hear . township, It weighed twely�e pounds hurled xP a d.. the cap was
'Especially was ;this true of- that ci�uxitr � ed ei' real . i •
less Tally was
of immigrants as in the 'pink • twilight he sang" : and measured about three 'y rater, one of`e>iir, a>ft'=
i u migrants .who R Tree in Full Bear x�r cumfe feet an, ea?r� eye. e Was taken a t
poured into Ch+e.Huxott district In .the 4)', i g unci crossed ra.nee.- . . o eplh's rklospital . at l azldoza, tvhehre
40's sed .14's of the last century. • . their Monotone of accontpO,a1Wai with a1r, and .Its, `George Swan, Bruce, It was
the keener edge, of sound from his own field, announce the engagement ot"�th i found nssary to reziitt+w the
The, need for hotel accommodation r.er injured eye?ball.,
violin, were telling of a times when' all youngest daughter, ,,Dorothy Minlou, „,,
as we understand. it in iks, best dense inert► taanillar lianhes which, made"the to Francis ,(xeor Strange,;,„
was supplied early, ttwugb often as -b .} . os
satiated" With the cUnsum )" h of large life of that.day weal& be blit memories,, (hat:ham, eldest son of .Mr, and Mie',
1 g alid the sward and Melia -Itself, wider-. John P. Strange, Lxet r, the marriage
quantities of strong" drink, which was g
to be deplored_ mined,, would crumble and disappear to take Place early lii October.
To Uoderic'h, N.ihicli at that time, with no'sign of lite remaining save the. Mr. and Mrs: 1! wart 'McPherson and
busy sand marten, burrowing: In 'the family,. of St. 'Helens, were presented
about 1828, consisted of the Dulbiop face of the new -mane lint. Then and by .their neighbors with farewell ad GREEN TOMATOES --^• •
Castle and some half-dozen log cabins for ,some bine afterwards this cliff dresses and gifts prior to their de A$ the chilly fall winds; usher in
la wl oh lived a few french half- front was one.. thick growth of juniper, Parture to make their home,. in "thoughts of winter, the Canadian home-
hrree�tis, Indians and the few Europeans raspberry and gooeeberr ,and other-Wangham. maker looks for ways
belonging to the Gailada Company, Y and means of
came a Mr, Read to open an hotel. He shrubs, tll'e roots making the warp and Seaforth and Exeter had successful urine; the many surplus products fc3und
woef of the °matting which held back fail fairs fast week. With • splendid in- her kitchen; garden.., -
had tlhe?previous' :yeit r opened one in the :sliding clay and sand. 'Clearing' weather, both fairs were well attended.'
one�wing• of the Priory in ,Guelph. He and the..Action of the water, literally. Harry Steep's frame dwelling 'beside -toes target quantities of.green tome-
s
was n jolly, ; handsome -Englishman,
byte 'hitnged the face of this part of lhe' the uBayafleld River at aClinton wits toes le;Et on the vines have always pre-"
who built his Srst`' inu down by the mud."
tom lately dextro I often . ea "proltilem to `her, .and have too
harbors He left it before long and p Yeti,, with its contents, often been allaweci to waste.
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built a larger one farther over on the : :1tic1 how, dear render, is it too much 3 lire on 'Monday afternoon, The'fixe� • The. tCpnsufner• Section, Marketing
blufft overlooking the lake. • B;c this for me.to believe that you will, once is believed to have started from a
" coal oil stove. The loss is service, Douests-t Departmentgof Agri -
time his .first name was dropped and more at least, read over the last partly i culture, suggests -the followinmethods
tang 1orfi"h he 'was l:uo�vn as Judge paragraph, rich in sent!menta1 memor- covered by insurance. of storm' andpreserving
Mrs, James iGuenther, formed g these nutri-
Read,, Here' In this hostel r,' • most of les 'and couched in such beautiful die- y Jane- rtious fruits:.
the many rGodericlh do>.thgs, famous in tiott/and besides suggesting to yea that. IReunie, daughter of the late Mr.• and Storage
their clay, were enadted. yot visit those etas Itt'"Godetieh to Mrs. 1 atnue•1 Rennie, pioneer. residents 1`omittoe•
of Ha s picked in oa
mat rol green
• Early in ,Ibis- eaieer Judge Read feast your eyes and iniad on the - y township, died -on Saturday at condition will ,keep for . a rteuirvel
gorgeous subsets to • l;:e seen there, .all l the hone .(Sf a daughter in Sit. •Cath -:long Period Y
established himself' as postman with b Pe under satisfactory_torstgQ
the outside world. 14e kept a latae reminding you of the Marvellous Work arines, She was seventy 3'ear•s-"of-age:I ,c•Qnc ition,�(; .Such green tomatoes
leather bug in whitth.. to ` carry the of our great iOreatt .. -..-__ Iler iusband._d:xed_ many years�-ago.-andTbe-so-uinrand free from 'growth „erack ,
letters and when' it -was reasonably'.' _ Sucli,:svts_the, r Corel of thethree . s$lla anti •tkzr+ee daught gs sur- ,skin etnrCtures . xn
historian] , ,_ r }1 ' s_ sec's :_and' freezing
full he ;inousit_-c his hn3°se n(1" written nore. than half a cetrt t. r cave; .4.lso *rutvivinb -ate l _ tiro er, kin: urk.
Ulf u v a�o Each green tamato should "
ce �lilthe Itennu• , of Seaforth, and fivel' E g ul, be indi-
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TestedRecipes
teaspolons eiunanxoa
.J ix,uncis raisins .
2 tease cloves
2 teaspoons allspieey
Wash, ht and slice "tomatoes. tare, eoi
sand chop aaI)1)ks. ltfix and add: other
ingredients. °Bring . gradually to toon,
In; point ° and took. for .three hour*:
Tack in sterilized jn.rs and seal whirr
ihot..
Green P
#tee �+'tUt i�lk1
4 `quarts, green tomatOt s
4.,�,smafl onions "
4 green pe rs
oe
the 'toanattlE'.S� and ouiotls, spriale
y.with ''half' cup of salt' and leave over.
!night in a crock. 'The next niarning.,
(drain o the brine.. Put in a !preserv-
ing kettle one quart `-of •'vinegar, one,
level' 'teaspoon eaeh of black -pepper,
'mustard' seed, celery seed,• eloves, all '
spiQee and ` einnamer) and %' cup of
sugar. .Bring to a . boil and add the
prepared tomatoes, Onions' and .peppers„,._
!Cook , slowly for thirty minutes. F%l
jars. and 'seal, -
Green Tomatoes Piekled Whole.
1 peck of small green 'tomatoes'
1 quart boiling water
I!}` cup of pickling salt
1 ` quart vinegar
S pounds of :brown sugar
tteaspoon ecayenne -pefiper
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1. teaspoon' mixed spice,
1 teaspoon celeryoseecl
10 whole cloves
Dissolve salt in boiling water, put in a
few tomatoes at a time and bait for
twelve minutes, remove, each tomato
carefully with a wooden spoon to'pre
•en't•spoiling `sh drain thorouglily
must end ---$ u k in . jars. -Tie ".psi d
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.'.�Nf Colt, i+hrnce to T4aitxilion, and told by one who knew those people 5t5ters, one off•' whom is 'Yllrs, E. P. z�iduall wrapped
These trips required several days -- to
personally its well a rhe :circuuistathct' ; I'uulir► of R•h liy in paper (newspaper
2 m hack was a i i nth due s3 m years in O i i h will do) and placed in_a closed bob
or drawer: ,
Another method is to pull the vine
Tbefore-anysig-ns,ef-frost injury- t
apparent, a1lrl suspend the entire vine
front the -ceiling of the .storeroom.' - -
Toinatoes...stored in the above-men-
tioned manner should be maintained at
co,m ylete but his co in r I rerordecl uud <ill:.� �ritteu w' _ Regina, w _ o-- •ved for some
red letter ay in (eoderich. It as true pathy for all c•oncernc•ct and who hovel "Monday
c . wooBuridl whe place
that the news was often eighe.o.s `or 1 paa,4ed.asvay with oirl these records to on selontiay .at . •UfouLooe where' de -
that .r
' more old 'b tell of _.them.. lite -until: •Equi' years_ a o.
, air-x.osgil)ly� _.a1J--- I'Q nx ,,. - �.. -_ ,_ __�- � . -, � -.,.,s
exciting and interesting 'because, o of ' ` , -R • � of Clinton
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jthe length of time between mails.; Chance of a Lifetime t Reece .of Clinton
Nelson W. Trewartha will „succeed
Thus Judge RiQad not only kept the l The 'hero of the story is a. -prominent, the late Fred Livermore as reeve o
first tavern in •Goderii•h but kept the l►usiness man •who, hall the had lack to f
(Tinton. Ken h(.. Waters als pe
town up to date. t (> 'was' �a temperature •af• about .;til and under
Au early ate. in�i °had this to, say ,,be bitten • by a mad (log. •He rr•as chated for the post, but did ,not favorable •conditions will continue, to
about Read's hotel. She; this
, abed it rushed to •thelluspi.tal for the Pasteur qualify, tpos saving the town the' ripen until (:hrisfinx'ts: `""
;as "the best ,hostelry ' 1i the place and ! treatment,` cost of a poll. • Green TOtntt, Sauce 1`
While the atlti.rai►ies scrum was :be Millar -,Flannery 2 dozen large•'toma toes,' .
scene Of most of the revels. of after The marriage of Martha Mary Flan-, 1'i• d '`
days; ., .where the Clutton' laeople and ink; • prepared, • the attending Physician .nt'ry da/z oxen .apexed � -.:
• tlt)ticed the was fiery bus mak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. . 14 pound 'Salt- sI -••,...-
those outside of tale towif, Put topatienty fit � Flannery, Seaforth, to Joseph. ' large
lug but 1 • lung list „f uatnes; :and he P Paul f 4 lar�,e green sweet peppers
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where the commissiancr and his charm- Millar of Detroit, was solemnized- by } • 1• red •••-•••:..r.,
asked.; • Hey. T. P. ,Hussey at St. James �,C• I 1 Afro .°�,
you ie wish'to theh notified
of the peo) le . `' '"Pounds brown sugar
Are those .,,t dint{h, ,Seaforth, on •Sa
.otified iff your can- •.rdrxy last. ounces mustard •
dition -should become serious?" The newl"'weds left on a trip to United i 2 ' tablespoons ground ginger
St
' "No," said' the victim. "'This is -a listoates pots, before settling in their 2 pints "vinegar `
me at tioit.
of the people I'm,guing to bite if I go - 6 'large'onions - f `". 4
road." „ •
Bagsltath'---li'li'es ••-. , ; ' " I Wash and slice tomatoes and onions,
At the- Presbyterian church. ;Sea -I pare, core .and slice apples, slice rs',
forth, on Saturday last, Rev. Hugh and take out seeds. Mix spiceslwiiith-.�
Curious • Jack '•officiated ' at' the . marriage of strg:ar and salt and add vinegar. Place •
Blushing, •she hid her face on ,her- Grace Victoria Free, daughter•of ••1Lr. ' on hent until sugar ,is. dissolved, and . •
fat'her's shoulder..
acrd Mrs. Wesley ' Free, to Walter Jef-1 .send to (inner ° ingredients..Boil,-•-for.
•
"lie loves rue," :she - .said. Frey. Bagghti\y, B.II.,,S(., son of 31r. and f 1% hours. then pour into 'z terilized
• 'Then' I sni►I►n‘tP18. Wants to" marry Jlrs. George 13rt;;shat v, 1 iiid',as.- -The ' Ijat:s and seal.
yisu , , a couple left 011 a motor trip. to ;Quebec, ; . Green Tornato Mint',ereat
2, le:., clad." after, which they will inal.e their, homei 1 peek green tomatoes
-"What's his ia(•uttie?" near Lindsay, _ .1 1 Peck apples
r. She started. er
•Trah--Hofi'ntan ti pounds brown ,Agar
"I don't know," she muritiute(I,. "irut i `Ile marriage'of Rose Margaret IHoff.. 2. polled -S. c•t}rr,ints
the coincidence '.•1;. very, -strange,",
th usliinn bag, put in. 'vinegar; add su ar_ .
Lind ',bon' until . s}
sZi�T��y thiclen+edF re-
move spice bag, pour liquid over
tomatoes, .filling sealers. full; and seal`
!tightly,
Our grand business is not to sed
what lies dun_xn the distanlce,,LLbut to..
-o •hat lies efeatly';at hand. iCarlyle
• "What coincidence?" • •
• "Setra'tlrtn," she answered, asked ; -
the ver) same question abirut ;your in
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Come."
• �Jayast a Slip -
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Two business nteu iN7ere discussing.,
a _'i►tnl►c'titor who" oilve had hen an
t etnlrloc•ee -of one of them.
"Iy happen to know. that fellow is a
s•h;reee and not atx►t;ty, lying.'and ,steal-
ing trh'n it's 1(4 his advantage," he
rernaricecj. • - •`
"Du you know hin.i personally?"
"Know him'. I taught trim 'every -
'thing he knows."
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"How to redecorate and not'spei rd. a lot' of money!
Really, .4.1tad us puzzlei .; . ~until .we discovered
ongoleum- aria found out how lo beautify and
economize at the 'same -time. The colourings and
'patterns are simply lovely Land they go so well with
. Tr ur furnis Icings and drapes! Our "kitchen, for ina
"stance, is a positive picture!"
You,. too, can forget" the. 66high.cost> of floor
c•
overings'; by discovering the 'inexpensive beauty
of Congoleuin in rugs or by-the..yard. ' It's the
:same dependable Congoleum,, longmt,x>rll o iavourte
.
all over Ciiax.1ac' a. Many new +and gorgeoul.s • designs.
No Burling at the edges. fight mopping and- an'
occasional' waxing keeps it brightt . as new. Look •
for tli.e famous Cold Seal., your guarantee' ofsatisw
faction and long wear.;.
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accumulated. mass, the poisons are
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Milburn's Laza-Liver Pills quicken
find enliven the.sluggish liver, open.-
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free flow of bile and thus,,cleansing
tho,liver of the clogging impurities.
They are small and easy to take.
ito not gripe,, weaken or sicken.
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Located'' on Wide 6$dttta Ave.
at College St.
Easy Parking FAic111tlely
Convenient to Hlghwstys
ie,Sts $1.11 to Sue
Rani 'NOW $tsl to 4s,1e
Feet to Roorn, $S,flO to' $81'
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Close to the tinivtpalty,,
Perlis( 1", ant builtlltlge,
Maple Leaf_G�trtierns.
Thsti$ree, 14 pitels,
theot raahIe able neand
6ho'pping Dtatt°tct.
A4 $411 POWELL, t r r ger,
g/tmeatiiit CONGOLEUMeria8peodateVigezeitzei'm WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
(i the many plans. antsriletn"
to.1)1'u(•ttre-bittiln ss, -nothing has vet
' h(,eil• • (1('vi-ed that equals ai i e' '1-
--pa1)er ' that has. rr11(fey :Inti l:es..
y,r111C`.yv„l i)ll"lt paper is ° the ' ine)(IlitliI--
that will brine* * 'r 'gulf~ i"t ,ns('d ('4)R•
:itit,�i�rl`•.
Assuming, there. aro four poop
in eVell' h(1tt4t'lia)1(1, to I1,ir•n'1''.,
• .tient that ttlt'alhis !l.)",lI
rea41 tll is pa per every -week. That,
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ti ,'•ttr( does not inettl(lt',, the 1)4'Op1('
who borrow tlt('ir,nei IiI)nrti' o(ip)ies.
Perilps those Ater )lt' ?'(%IIl;t` ('an't
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afford to ntisi'ril)e"-for., a ('0 V. ,
though it, 'costs /only , 2.D() ..for at
year. ('al•. or .shot• limy he int. -4404
stingy and .all•e looking tot' inil.•'-
thiiit for nothltlL'. Every emu,:
ninnity has them.
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