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�A EN ION GARDENERS
TiIM Tom~a
,.fib-.I�RG•E - �LA� ..P • , --_� _.
>lst : la
.. roe .tomato piants..wh.ck yotr: have : k ' `
4W,•' •►,the
ed v~;ith
to is' �noxhiri be' nincd by1' viii 'i any
$ ; . : ,•. g e?i, • g t m•?py longer,
a?tt i. ' Fe, plants are too. big before planting,.t •
,, they •may :g,;et
• : w'lhd-`whip •SQrr a re 1
.w y w 1t sold out Af these.. Our stllhply
anv�eh, reater,'this year, but`,so .v 'as• the demand: ..
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]-4.104 ••BA. E but.SO , • . ,._
, LATE ,. UAIRACE, O,I�UL��,L(►W,E�--.35c det.
•We itre,;s fling these: right '4ilit• f. the ' . n"
Seen 4 , bed and Can. houestiy; ;
lit twe
... a, ear seen ,bette>., _sturdier, plants, Get ;th, m ;.
''iv -
�a?CQxe they are all g<1uo, .'
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BED :�`V'�EET�'kEPPERS;'•.:.. • , ': ,
....... �5o box, of, 45
.
Or ly, tr few boxes left.
INSECTICIDES E.
ID S
AND UN I IDE
F. G C S
We -de not attempt to carry a com lete:line of these but 'w '
ki e
Ia'O carry'. an' excellent dust for eneral -garden use which
.fear. kill. ' h. i g � * i is goad
ng • bot i Scots and fungus. This dust, if used con :s-
. sz...
ttiitiy;«.on tomatoes 'and'pota4toes, willreveiit-the late blight
1? g and
rot, It is :the ciuiekest thing to clear- "u --potato etles thatwe,
, t p be,,
.,have 'seen, 'Your tomatoes -:leave 'here free from is
'•� , __ d . ea�'e: °Seep.
them /?OR n •w•
We also have some excellent little dust guns for sale.We
are using; one in our own garden after a lot of experimenting •with
different' types,
SMALL_ TOMATO PLANTS ' ..• ' .
. ... ........:..�.,... 35c `dozen
r By Monday we will have plenty of these plants,: (small but
very etoeky) right out of the ' beds.- • We grow Earliana, John
Doer,' and Bonny Best.
BEDDING.
PLANTS
GERANIUMS (Mostly. reds)
•• Always tops. Need the sun for best results.
25c—.5Qe
IMPATIENS . 35c
' Only a few left. Dandy for that shady spot and they bloom.
all summer. ,
tETUNIAS (Dwarf Type) ' • 35e box of 12,
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Rose, • criis�ls�on ,vioolet, • pure�y white, deep blue. _ f1 -_
DOUBLE P VNIAS (Mixe) r . , , . • . ,.. , . ........... lOe each
These are 'stocky, well -branched plants and the blooms re-
semble large -carnations. We have never seen nicer plants. Try
U. few for .that,.. specialty spot.
It1tAG ►ENA . , ...: , * .... ;`.......... ........, . 35e - each
Ii' yen. .have never., tried one of, these graceful,i>•a lm=like ,
Plants in.'window ,',boxes. or hangingpoth,• tryone thisyear. •
It
. is linbe,atabler . , '
COSMOS. (Mimed) • P , 35e box of 12
fops for: cut flowers for the house and the color shades are
beautiful.
-MIXED DOUBLET -NASTURTIUMS - �,rrr.. • ..... -35e--box
Only a . few boxes left. Try,, these lie type nasturtiums for
window'' boxes.
ASTERS .w....:..: . . • - - 35c ,box' of 12
Rose, ur ]e, .sholl pini, late hit.e e r1v whufe,; aaure_hlue
Soriiy, sold out of nixed. colors.
SA1.4Y14.• 6c per plant.
r• Its hard to beatnt; . this plawith its brilliant*green'• foliage ,
and beautiful red flowers.
AGERATUM (Blue) 45c box of 15
These. plants -flower freely all summer and are very attractive'•
With their small blue dowers. .We card never understand• why
they are not better -known. • • .
COLEUS (Foliages) 20c ' ecali
Excellent plants which -are bard -to !vat either for bedding_
hdhse- la -at, Prefer partially--s1'aded- Location: '
CANNA•25e-35e
Only a few .left•' .. .
ZINNIAS (1V1(ixed), ... 35c box of I
Both giant and dwarf
MARIGOLDS ' • , 35c box of 12'
Both dwarf 'and giant.- ' _,.
COME "IN AND LOOK AT OUR .SFILECTIoN OIR PHONE 105
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Equipped with new, large ice `
- storage,
'we are,
' , now -prepared
to fill r, season's -ice require-
• ments.
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$URQN .ROAD, GODERIC$
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"leis Get '.weir
EreontheJa1i
Heavily in - Tuezidayt s_
eat Henmall •
"and. Win 15.8 '
ak..
The—(odeiuh ofF'1pet,s
trounced the highly -rated Densala;
Iftermediate A
,. ,. , s , 1ori '1'
aesday even-
ing at' [ensall. • Roy Fal ikner went
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Abe. distance ,•t , user
fpr �, w.i s and
gave" a sig 11 s; . .
Goderiell, starte..,-o the
d f4 ,gam..
a .business ike :Manner, by. scoring
ic n
three rums
s i•n,
1e.
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the li. rS
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inuings.,At
srn
reachedfirst ou an error and then
tohk• third .:on, Harry Yestbrooks
. walked,
•'laadizag• tire,,
bases: Waltertbr&hk
then
en
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singled . to score. both Mete :and.
Harry Westbrook, leaving'Miller on
third, Miller later scored on West-
lake's fly ball deep in. centre field.
Bensall 'came right back in.their
r
half "of. the flrst and aided by Bal:
rr
four's home ruin, ` with • one' on ba e
score were able to
s e two runs,., Ba ,
four continued to spark p k the ` Hensall
attach throughout the remainder of
r Alberta:
LtinipC�al'.
NOW 'ENROUTE'`
TOP GRADE
A QUALITY
• Order today for delivery
directly off' .car and, save
money.
DeanCoai.Co.
Goderich
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THE l oDRmC .SIG
thea game by 'scoring two rr s and;
having . ii Per• g!et 'd$xAt bat.: .
The third. innings sew tackle, the•
severlteenyear-old Hensaf pitoher,
;constant trouble. While ,he did,
:not receive perfect. support from his
team -.nates '.he~ did allow four hits'
which; coupled with several 'errors,.
allowed ,Goderich to collect. fou'
-more runs -t_
,. y�e kali eon—tinned- to fight ba g
and, :in th'e1r .half of the fAurth
s -c d au
s, ore f r, .r
,uns Fir:ptikner allowed
two hits •and,then wtti d Tudor, to
flit the blocs,• . Glenn, 'the Hen all
first"' baseman, ; then: tripled • •over.
,HarryWor`sell's hea.d,in :left fifid,to'
seere° two guns.' : Glen reached'hone
'bn Iickkets single. to Tright f eld,
• u G c'Chri h'•' to'" do
o went•.
.o -.Into' last .-.
r p
uirtgs •laoastng tt, ,' lo -(i ,)vead, How...-
over, it was' .in the final' innings that
Faulk lief` experienced his .only, seri-'
:o i5 trodble:of the game, • After'twp'
errors "had. put 'o.0
pt runn $xs Rrs t
a second; i f
.nd, $a . stir hit a 'Teras.
leaguer just beyond the. . reach of
.Westlake behind second b"ase. With
the bases leaded, 'Faulkner lost ids
control and walked in- two runs.
However, amidst,gathering darkness
and honking car horns, he regained
control • to ,retire the side;
The game 'showed that °`Goderic;i
has a wealth of batting powelr and
with. sni.otather fielding , will ha:,ve a
contending intermediate. •ball team.
GODERI.C•H, AB .R''H
Mero, 3b 5 1 2,
H� Westbrook, rf s.4 '1 1
B
. Worrell.
c
ss 4 1 1
Miller, t :3 3. 2
W.: Westbrook. if 4 ^3 3
Westlake, . 2b a 1 0
Cameron, ib .4 2 1
H. W'
oisell, if 4 2 2
'Faulkner, p 4 1 1
HENSALL .- AB R H
Corbett, If
Sangster, if
Sadler,.-ef and 2b a
13s,ifo1.1r,. ss , •
cihipchase, 3b
Tudor, •2b and c
Glenn, 1b
Mickle, . p and cf
JQY?t •-R x.
Horton, c
,,...,., ' 3 .0. 0
3 1 0
,3 2 .1
3 2 ,3
2 '1 0
1 1 0
3 1 1
2 0 •1
• 1 ..0 _ .0
2.0.0
Score' by 'innings : R H 'E
Go'Oerich 3 0: 4 4 '4-15 13 .,•3
Hensall .............. 0 0 4 2 . 8 6 5
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HELP DEFEAT THE DREW .GOVERNMENT
ON JUNE 7tih ` -
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for .transportation to' the polls or for
information re voters' -list:
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Goderich Liberal Association.
W.A.. "SUTHERLAND -
Secr•
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J: K. HUNTER
President,.
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Proclarnation! e - „
Shut- s Pay---Surt y; n 6 ,_ _• �.
• •...n; of our citizens.,unfortunately, thro gh'illaess or otter
disability. are deprived of theoppoMunity,: to enjoy the 'pleasures '
of the outside world: To these we should bring what cheer and
comfort We can throughout the• , eg„r; rut particularly on Sunday,
n� sponsored bV the Shut-Tir's Day ,Association
7'Uiiie fit -11:, R�treh,is
"International" and: 'observed as' • such on . the' North Arneriehn
Continent. • - -• • • •
�` .To provide a -special ray of sunshine to those who are confined
to their, homes.; hospitals • and' other like' institutions, • I hereby, : -
•-.Proclaim Sunday, June full -irs ' glint -in h Day in the Town of
(xoderieli appealing to all organizations and individuals to observe
the day by rrisiting` or in other ways remembering the sick and. ,
disabled. y , _ • __
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'GEO.°'G,'"MteEWAN, Mayor.
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Progressive Conservative�,,ASSOGIatiC111
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0.61:4,40rEAT mar'
z A' WM.. fATOCESS
(CLQntinue f roPu? hag+ 1) ,°
coon strafed the delicate .art q p .4
ihfg,
ftu this; group tree grafting was
on 'display, and food test experi•
_- tatELY .EQ--canted--rut . �..,sOTAxak
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grade 1.0 gir s; „� .
Miss P,miberts •counmerela1' class,
had: typing and shorthand exhibits
posted, and deMo'nst'ratlons t ere
carried ' out .on tho typewriters . hiid
on ;the, Gestetiier 'machine,"
The.shop and Borne economics'd1
la;,the' lower ,gym.
MAYS were. Set 'tip n, Ktho• . wo �gy,
The girls hada'evening dresses-, nits,,
wol� 4 erepef' .:ancx-,e0ttot dresses
Mat ,
k
14/awes, "shirts', 'slacks„ short
sweaters and 'socks to ;Shaw• :• for
Ghe .past. year's
hardwo.rk, , while
in the shop' 'division types .9f
woodand ` metal • Work were shown,
Cooking; sewing ' and 'Ulundi,-
classes
foundryclasses were at work in the home
eelnomic roam; while : Mr:' Wal,'
konn's students were ,operating the
various . niac fines .i?t - the shop. ,.
Lunch was served,, inthe auditor-
ium froin.9 o'clock, on. 1/i:as Powell
an Mrs. Di onpoured tea at the
d gg p.
lovely head table, , ' which • was
adorned With -candles arid colorful
spring Rowers.
Principal Seott in. a ..brief ad=
dress extended a cordial welcome
tothe visitors:,
Thehighlight of the evening
was
the• fashin sh w staged b�gra e„
12. girls. "Yours truly" . acted as
eonhnentator and introduced; the
Models, Ann - and ,`Helen' Willis,
$cies 1Vlontgomery, 'Aileen Castle,
- Madeline Joan Fitzpatrick, ..Iadel a Bogie,
Cynthia;, Young, Joan Elliot, Joan
Menzies; Helen Johnston, Joan:
T3aeclhler, Bertha ''Popp, : Dorene
Baker and •F'llsia,Macdonald. Some
f the costumes modelled were print.
dresses, 'skirts, blouses," sweaters; -
slacks, shorts, playsuits,' housecoats,
crepe and wool dress suits arid* an
evening dress ..
In closiqg the big event the
choir,', girl ' c i'or us, 'trio and_ double.
trio favors-- he audience witix sev-
eral set • cti . is. , Mr. W. Wickett
directed these numbers.
•All • who -helped' • make, the night
the -success it was'deserve much
praise for -their. hard work. '
ust to -:finish,' off—the night= a
dance was held, -in the gym from.
10 until 11.30.
lYIEN'S I�NS'TITUTE
DISTRICT NLEETING
(coatinned £rom nage 1)
commemorating .;• the fiftieth an-
niversary . '.of Women's Institutes,
was shown by ' M. iss• Lewis.` 'Deie-
'gates made known their preference
for rallies on "Program Planning"
to` be held lir .13elgrave >.anclt Dun-
gatrilziii'iih-tire fail/: kR i' ,sentati-i-,es
voiced their disapproval of the sug
'gested increase iii. rnembership
Thd lii•dies of the church seg eii a
bd'tintiful dinner a•t Ivhich,Re'v. L. -H. '
Turner, miriister'ef the chui„eh, wel-_
coated,. the-delegates-,---.1T9-Albert
Campbell of� Aubnt n, reprg: '
Officers elected ore' asfplluws ;"
• Preside]] li}}
t,° ,s: C.Lockhitrt,. Code=
rich rice -pre dent., • Mrs Ta., Scrim -i•
; eotrr, ET; th . Mks. A. I1, ;; Duval, 1
Wing/tam: •seeretaiy-tie tS0r., Mrs.I
,Otto'Popp. Donganniarii PO, eratioi
representative, Mrs L.; I` $k'i,' Min-.
gamron ; .alternate Mrs. •V"4`;p.. IIen-
derson, Wingham , district .relegate,.
Mrs.. ('t Lockhart. Godericili; alter-
nate: Mrs,. Ed.' Lawson; 4ubii•ri ;'
-auditors, • \b's. D. 'I'hilltips, IM'rs. L.
•Ivens, Dungannon.. Convener, or
standing eominittbes elected wefe :.
Agriculture • and Canadian ' in-
dustries, Mrs:- C, R. Coultes, Bel-
gra-ve..t -Cifirzensh p M -is. -Earl----An,
.derson
i uI An--
derson Beig;rave historical re-
'earelr, Mrs, , Taf.t-CI;nrk - RTI: ---:5,
..(Goderich; home econom•ies,.:11rs. W.
A. Miller St, Helens ; pubtleiry... rs.
Fred Toll. Auburn; social : Welfare,
Mrs. D. McKen•fie, 'Kintail. resole
tions, -MOT' Chas: Nelson, i'Mlinton ,;
junior director. Miss °Elaine- Lamb,
R.R.• 4, Goderich. •;;' +`
The Delegatesr; •
The,. registered delegates were:
.Mrs.•• G. A.. Winton. priesbie it Goth -
rich branch; Mrs- E. I -I. Epps, Mrs.
L-, M. Maj 1xrs. Freti1 'Hanley,
Margaret -.Lobb, glary Judie,. of
Clinton ; A Mre •Narinan Kea* Mrs.
Jas. Walpole, Mrs. \1entle Duval.
Mrs. f: Cnttrlibeii, Mr,; F. A.
• Porker. •, of ,. Wingha rn .: Sfi's; Geo.
Mumby, Mrs. Jas. ' Eisset i trs. W.
Price, Mrs. Norman •Millet',' Mrs. )3.
Tidliborne. o f Goderich; iktrfi: Edgar
Lriwson. Mrs: Herb:,.Mogrzt1ge, Mrs.
.Albert Campbell, 111rs.trl,na` Irwin.
•Mrs. Tlios.-IcNall, of Aol,n�;' Mrs.
J. M. Coultes, Mrs.' Earl Anderson;
'Mrs. Stewart Procter, Mis. C. 13.
Wade, of Lelgrave;' •Mrs,l'':G. lion.
Grief, Mrs. Grace- •MacKeale, Mrs:
"Isobelle MacKenzie, Mrs.' roe Mac-
Inty1e, of Kintail, .Mrs. 'Trait Clerk,
of (Yarloty ;: Mrs.- G.' :�1aephersoir;
St. f elens ; .Mrs. Dorni r ,!,1)1311110,.
Mrs. Otto Popp, Mrs. L. 1'ers, li,
J. J. Ryan, Mrs.. C. Sturdy, of Dun-
gannon;
un-gannon; Mrs. L. M;, S,efinigeour,
Mrs. E. ChellevO, Mrs,' Chas. • Bell,
•.airs: X. Betts, of Blyth. i •
THE •PERCU DiRlIt
• Winner of the specials:Prize for .
last week-erid fOi'•:• the .lai gest .perch,
caught in' connection with the Lions
Club's "perch derby" was' L. Jbcol s
of Hotel ' Ridout, • Londrfi. The
Prize was a 'telescope fly' od.- The
Special prize for this •weelend will
lie an eleetric egg cooker.'
flyer s 0$e, Est irv=
Mitchel
Visitors Take" Early Lead and
Ne''v'er` Overtaken
':core• Q6
..The •. opening gable..' of the Inter.-
nrediat aseball, season Saw
,. 5.e b.. � YY
Mitchell' ave 'th Luzon F1
Win .r A o ,vers
8-0. '',Wile •se'ven Innin gamewas
played .Qtr Friday night 114 the,' Agri-
cultural sroundai
Both 'teams showed'
lack of praC;
tie
e'ih • Ole
a •°but. t
tied" dnyvn • to a better brand of ;ball.
:aS 'the game progressed, .
cliell. m a ea 1 a
,' v , ju ped••iti}ta n rgke d
,by gathering' four 'hits •off Ydung;:
the, Goderich hurler; and turning
them, into , three • rips.. f Goderich
Caine back . in ,their bag of the
first and 'helped,by., two Mitchell.
errors. were able to . score two • runs.
Mitchell added two more runs 'in '
the third°innings, but, it. was, »t the
fourth ;that, , the, '0.visiting batters
rally found the'pitching to their
lilting.. Youngwas in_ .continual
trouble and after 'three .. runs ' had.
crOSSed :tithe --plate: he gave way to
Roy : • Faulkner, centre • -,fielder.
Faulkner was able to retire the
side in order, and '•tlie- Mitchell rally
o ed,
Ia$st
The fiftpp
h innings provided the
greatest. scoring .,opportunities- for-
Goderich. '-;Mero walked and •later.
scored on Bert .W Worsell's long double
1f
inod.cen re de1d, orsel then.came
Verne' on Miller's singleto right
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'The' rally was too much for Bili
Gatenby; the • Mitchell right-hander,
and' lie *as taken.' out in favor of
)ibord, second baseman.. ,, Giiiord,:
who "played for Stratford 'Juniors
last ye€tr;r and , IS a 'southpaw, :soon
Stepped the • Goderich batting spree.
GODEitICH AB R H
Mero,' 3b' .:.3 1 ,:Or
H. Westbrook; rf 4 _ .0 1
B. Worse'', e" 4 2 1
Miller, ss -• ,. 3 •2 .2
Cameron, lb ,....:..•....:3 0 ' 1'
FI. Worrell, if r. 2 1 0
Faulkner, .ef and p 3 . 0 3
W, ...Westbrook, 2b
Young, Ii and . of ' 3 0 0
MITCHELL ; • - AB. R Id
Clarke; rf • 4 1 1
11. Gatenby; ss :_,,� • 2 1 1
3-ialeho, ,ss a.... .« 1 . 0
Follett; e4 1 •:1
R•althus,:3b ti 3 2 '2
W. Gaterhliy, p ; •., 4- ' 1 2
Walter, if _ ...3 0 • 2
Heinbuck,.cf 4 0 1
Bennett, lb 2. 0 0
Brown. 1b .20' 0
Gibord, 2b: and •p .. 3 1 1
Score ' by innings : It H E'
God:ericlr :.
Mitchell ... 302 300, 4-X8,11,,. 3,
TIEET WDAY, • ; D1_131 $vii,, 048 :
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ASK FOR MR. BLACK '
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LIL 1947 Canada's trade ,with the United'
States exceeded two ani three quarter billion
'• dollars. It is the heaviest wo ova. traden
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the world. Canada's need for Ame'ri,an dollars.
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to, sustain this trade is vital.
Who brin Arraerican dollars. to Carn.ada?
People who male and.`eitport goods; and
: ,t ec►p1e who Cater fOr ,itis rists�'
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way's in: which da''s.syster :of 'co inpetitli:vo•
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