THE MIRROR IS HERE The latest addition te our line of washers has proved itself to be one of the best we have ever had in stock. . Here are Some of the F eatures : Tub enamelled inside and out--a sure preventive against rust or discoloration. Direct Drive--a Thor patent, no belts to break or stretch and no loss of power. Self-oiling throughout by a patent oil feed. Speedy work. Washes a full tub of clothes in five minutes or less. HYDRO SHOP Phone 1278 The People's Store. KILL CABBAGE WORMS WITH POISON MIXTURE Arsenic, Nicotine and Lime Prove Effective Against Aphids and Others Arsenic and nicotine in combin- ation with lime have been found to be the most effective materials to use in cambating cabbage worms and aphids in tests of various me- thods of treatment: made at the Geneva Experimental Station. Cab- bage worms are more or less abund- ant at this time of the year, and may prove quite destructive if not combated with a poison dust. or Spray. Aphids have already made their appearance in conSiderable _lhumbers in some sections and the addition of a little nicotine to the poison dust used for cabbage worms will check this pest quite effectively. A Good Dust Mixture, The most effective mixture test- ed in the station plantings contains 15 parts of powdered lead arsen- ate to 100 parts of hydrated lime, This is dusted directly on the Plants, and according to this au- thority, does not in any way im- pair their use for human food. Re- peated applications of the dust dur- ing the season are necessary for really effective control, especially when the heads are forming, as hew growth is continually being ex- posed to the ravages of the cab- bage worms. If aphids are present in any considerable number, it is suggest- ed that 1 per cent nicotine be add- ed to the poison dust. This: will in- crease the eost of the mixture HANOVER FREIGHT SHEDS DESTROYED -- $20,000 Loss Occasioned When C. N. R. Building Struck by Lightning Demage estimated at $20,000 was caused this morning, when a_ bolt of lightning struck the C. N. R. Freight Sheds at Hanover, complete- ly destroying them The crash came at 2:15 o'clock during the electrical storm that raged throughout West- ero Ontario Jast night and early this morning. It is believed that the lightning struck the switchboard in the freight office, immediately ignit- ing the building. G. Kennedy, who was passing noticed the fire and he promptly notified the Hanover Fire Department. The firemen arrived in a very few minutes but the fire sad spread very yapidly and they had no chance to save the building. A large crowd gathered and a large number volunteered to help the fire- men, and with this assistance they suceeded in saving six box cars and thei: contents which were stored in the building. Four other cars and their contents however were com- pletely destroved. The C. N. R. station which is very close to the freight sheds was very badly scorched also and it was only due to the gallant work of the fire department that it wasn't destroyed. Three cars which were near the sheds were badly scorched and their contents were practically ruined. Besides the loss of the building and the four box cars, a number of very valuable records and railroad papers Were destroyed, which will be very THE MIRROR 5) ' Grapefruit Now is Crystallized Only Rind Is Used; Pulp Is Made Into Other Dishes Select grapefruits which have thick, spongy rinds (not the best kind for the table). Use a sma! sharp knife to remove the peel i quarters, being careful that none ol! the rag adheres to it. Cut Into long narrow strips. Soak in salt water over night, allowing 3 tablespoon fuls of salt to each quart of cold water. This will remove any bitter: ness. In the morning, drain end soak for two hours in fresh cold water Drain and boil in fresh water until the rinds are tender, renewing the water once. Drain; piace the rinds and equal measures of sugar In a clean saucepan, cover with cold wa ter; let the mixture come to a boil and cook until the syrup hairs from the spoon and the peels are quite clear. Do not stir while boil ing. Drain from the syrup and roll each piece in granulated sugar, Lay in crisscross piles on plates, to cool, so they will not stick together. Orange peel.-may be prepared the same way. Any group that is lett over can be saved and used for pud- ding sauce. The pulp of the fruits may be utilized in any number ot ways such as in fruit cocktails, or cups, or salads, or for juice, to men tion the most ordinary uses. A de- licious filling for sandwiches is made by shredding the pulp of the grapefruit and mixing it with mayon- naise. Spread it on unbuttered slices of bread. The crystallized fruit chop- ped and mixed. with minced cocoa- nut m:kes another good filling for sandwiches. a eo oe fh" i, é. Pattersons 8ookstore FECIALS FOR SATURDAY Wax Paper raver 2otlis Waxed paper 3 for 24c. rezauier GON ght ing + w tOPr' Soc. Regular 15¢ for 10. Regular 25c for 29c. Tennis: Rackets. From 2&6 to $10.00 each. J. Ho MOCRE Home of Good Stationery 163 ONTARIO ST. Chance is a word void of sense; no-} thing can exist without a cause.--Vol- | taire. VICTORIA, BC., July 27 (CP)-- Premier MacLean announced yester-: day that, actizg on the advice of egaj experts, the government would resign as soon as the final count of hallets cast in recent election is completed, about Aug. 20. Bigotry murders religion to frighten fools with her ghost.--Colton. SMOKE BOMBS BIG AID Come Into Use in Finding of Sunken Ships STOCKHOLM, July 27--A new means of. locating sunken submar- ines is being developed at Stock- holm navy yard. The method con: sists in discharging signal bombs 'rom the sunken craft to the surface of the water. The bombs, which explode with fire and smoke, thereby giving the location of the disabled vessel, will be placed in groups on the deck or the conning tower, and released from the engine room by means of air pressure. If discharged from a | depth of 98 feet, the bomb will light a flame that will stay lit for three minutes and which can be seen widely around. The distance between the bombs will tell the rescue ships whether the submarine remains stationary or is carried along by the under- tow. The heart's housed secret in the soft dark eye.--L. E. Landon. A lover's eyes will gaze an eagle blind.--Shakespeare. Speech is great, but silence is great- er.--Carlyle. Jewels-- GILLIES For years the unvarving perfection of Gillies & Emm Jewels have created an enviable reputation. Expert appraisal of each jewel before it is admitted to our stock ensures the best value obtainable. You are invited to call and recently placed in stock. DIAMOND HALL see the many new novelties & EMM omens aareadieeperisiaienetoees o a=: oie ee a Fosenssrinne~ sca slightly, but it will rid the plants difficult to replace. of the lice at the same time that Temporary arrangements have Stratford, Ont., July gth, 1928 the dust is giving protection against | heen made to have the freight office This is to certify that ROBERT NICOLL, 71 East Gore Street, is unable to do work of any kind. He was disabled in August, 1910, by swallowing some Caostic Alkali which burned his throat and he has swal- lowed nothing since that time, and is worthy of any aid that can be given. Give as you please. Dr. Davip Smit Dr. J. D. MonteiTH Dr. W. T. GEMMELL Dr. F. J. R. Forster the worms. ON OLYMPIC EXECUTIVE. AMSTERDAM, July 27 (CP)--Sir George Maclaren Brown, European manager of the Canadian Pacific railway, and a native of Hamilton, Ont., was elected a member of the arena Olympic committee to- ay. in the station and it was open for service at 8:00 o'clock this morning. This is the worst fire that the town of Hanover has experienced in a number of years and it was with a feeling of pity that nearly all the citizens of the town watched the building being destroyed. No ar- rangements for replacing the build- ing have been made as yet. FOR INFORMATION HIGH-CLASS INSURANCE INVESTMENT write PURDY-HILL & CO 110 St. Paul St. ST. CATHARINES, ONT. -------3 CARDINAL POINTS Safety : Imcome : Accessibilty THE GENT WHO AIniy A GOY FORGOT YO LOCK ff GOT ANY HE DOOR PRIVACY IN | ANN ------s il a 47 Bewnie Street CE SALE OF SUITS All New Stock-This Season's-But Not All Sizes in Every Line, So Out they go at this huge sale $4.95 $9.95 $10.95 $13.95 $15.95 $17.95 $19.95 $24.95 $26.95 ROY REYNOLDS CO. 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