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!SNAPSHOT `'CU I L.
SPRING LIGHTNING -
Lightning and moonlight pictures are unusual and fascinating and you
can take them with any kind of a camera. . -
APRIL showers not only bring
May • flowers but night-time
,electrical storms as well. And there's
your chance for sensational light -
ming pictures.
With the dark, clouded skies the
sharp ribbons of lightning spread
In fantastic, fascinating flashes and
when: caught by the camera, the re-
sulting picture is really something
to talk about and adds variety and
interest to your snapshot album.
There is no trick involved in tak-
ing lightning pictures. In fact, it's
.quite pimple. If it is raining during
the timethe lightning is weaving its
-webs of flashes across the sky, and
you don't want to get wet, take your
pictures from the inside through an
open svi-ndow. Place the camera on
a tripod or somethingsolid at the
open window and point it in the di-
rection of the last few flashes. Set
your 'shutter at "time", using the
largest diaphragm opening or "stop."
.You may close the shutter after the
first flash or leave it open for the
registering of several flashes. Of
course, if you leave the shutter open
for many flashes, you will get a fan-
tastic conglomeration of ribbons of
Tight but not a true picture of a sin-
gle flash. However, it will be un-
usual, to say the least, and well
worth adding to your collection of
"freaks,"
If it is an . honest-to-goodnees
.storm, it will pay you in self satis-
faction ,to take several pictures, for
the more brilliant the flashes • and
the more ribbons of light zigzagging
through the dark skies, the greater
the chances for a really spectacular
picture.
The only form of lightning .that
does not register satisfactorily is
sheet lightning. It merely uni-
formly illuminates a broad, expanseA
of sky. With this kind, of -lightning,
however, interesting silhouettes of
trees and buildings can be secured.
And while discussing Dame Na-
ture's "lighting plant", pictures by
moonlight should not be overlooked.
Moonlight will serve to make pic-
tures just as sunlight does, but as
it is a great many times weaker than'
sunlight, exposures must be in-
creased considerably. Perhaps the
simplest way to calculate a moon-
light expospre is to give 25 minutes
for each 1/100 second exposure that
.would be given the same scene by
sunlight.
For example, the exposure in -
bright sunlight for a landscape 'with
a dark -toned object in the immediate
foreground, would be 1/25 of a sec-
ond with stop 1.11 or U.S.8. Then
the exposureby the light of a full
moon would be 100 minutes with the
same stop. This could be cut down
to 50 minutes with stop /.8 or U.S,4.
For a landscape without a dark -
toned object in the immediate fore
ground about 25 minutes with 1.8 or
U.S.4 would be ample, and for dis-
tant landscapes the exposure; oan be
from 10 to 15 minutes. '
If a daylight effect is desired, the
exposure must be multiplied by four,
and this applies only to nights when
the sky is clear and the moon is
full.
With a single lens and all fixed
focus cameras, use the largest stop
and double the exposures given
above.
So—let the sky light your way to
out-of-theeordinary pictures.
JOHN VAN GUILDER.
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MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
The ',next meeting of the Huron
(County `fOouncil• will be held in the
'k oninty'f , Council (Chambers, Court
Efe se, ,!Goderieb, at 2• o'clock on the
afternoon of Tuesday, June 4, 1935.
IAIl accounts, notices of deputations.
applications and other important bus-
iness requiring attention at the meet.
(lug, elfould be in the hands of the
Clerk not later then Saturday, June
1st.
DATED at Goderich this sixth day
Ste 'May, 1935.
J. M. ROBERTS, 4
County Clerk.
3519-2
Insurance-
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With. the enormous increase in
autoraccidents, you cannot afford
to take chances. Let us protect
you,.;"Rates are low in compari-
' son with protection given.
Prompt service and payment of
clam . In case of trouble, the
Company's Agents through Can-
ada Are at your service. Enjoy
Your trips protected by one of
our Auto Policies.
Auto - Fire - ,Wind
Conveyancing "
Real Estate, Etc.
A. 0. Sutherland
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Summer Cottage Precaution
In re -opening summer cottages, it
will %e found, a good' plan before oc-
cupation to spray the floors with a
good' pyre -thrum -kerosene mixture
which can be chosen from among the
several effective brands on the mar-
ket. This is all the more commend-
able Where pet dogs and' eats have
been kept. However well these pets
have been looked after, they are af-
flicted one time or another with fleas
and in temporarily vacant houses un-
disturbed by cleaning activities. fleas
multvply rapidly, so that when the
occupants of the houses return they
meet with a lively reception. Most
complaints on this .score naturally oc-
cur in the late summer on returr'
Awn, the -summer rtraca'lion, .but a
precautionary spray ,oti re -opening
r014, summer cottage is often very
necessary particularly where cottag-
es are liable to be invaded by bird
smites, 'clover mites, centipedes anti
other like pests. The clover mite is
a pest of Mover and centain other
plants and occasionally invades d`wel
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,\ OPFICEBS:
Alex. Broadfooft, 'Seaforth - ' Pres..
James Connolly, Goderioh - Vice -Pres;
Merton A. Reid, Seaforth - Sec. -'tineas.
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Finlay McKercher, R. A. 1, Dublin;
John 'Murray, R., R. 0, Seaforbh; E. R.
G. Jarmouth, Brodbagen•; Jas. Watt,
Blyth; I0. E. 'Hewitt, Kincardine; W.
J. Yeo, Goderich. ,,
DIRECTORS:
William, Knox, Dondesbo •o; George
Leonhart, Bnodhagen; James Con-
nolly, Goderich• Alex. 13roadfoot, No.
3, ,Seaforth; Alexander 'Mc'Ewing, R.
R. 1, Blyth; John Pepper, Brucefieid;
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save time, work and
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These crunchy golden
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New Shirts, vat dyed, guaranteed fast col-
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full' length. All the latest colors. Sizes 14 to
171/2.
Collars Attached $1400
2 Separate Collars $1.25.
MEN'S COTTON WORSTED
PANTS
Special purchase of "fifty pair of fine Cot-
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Grey, Sand or Brown stripes. Regular $3.25.
Special Price $L89
PENMAN'S BALBRIGGAN
UNDERWEAR
Penman's fine Egyptian thread Balbriggan
Underwear. Shirts—short or long sleeves;
Drawers ---ankle length. All sizes. "Formerly
59c.
Special Price 50c
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Comfortable, sensible
suits That don't cramp a
man's good appearance
or his bodily ease.
Pleated and satchel
pockets give them an
easy -go -lucky swing and
take away that stiff
strained severity of yester-
year's styling.
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Prices $20 to $25
We've Loads of New
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$3.95 to $12.50
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Not in years have we shown such values in the
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leading Dress Makers of Canada. Chiffons, Voiles
and New Novelty Summer Cloths, one-piece or suit
styles. You will like the new colors and styles. You
will also like the very reasonable prices.
HATS
BRIMFUL OF SPRING NEWNESS
$1.75 to $2:50
Skilful manipulation of straws that are excit-
ingly new. All sorts of clever, attractive shapes.
And you'll find the cream of the season's most pope-
lar creations here.
PURE SILK, FULL-dFASHIONED
HOSE
75c
41.
Pure Silk, even gauge, reinforced heel and toe;
Kayser or Penman makes. "All the new Spring
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NEW PATTERNS IN WEAR -RESISTING
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Attractive new patterns, maximum wear. The ut-
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