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Summer Brbigs Its Nada
THE SIGNAL
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- GODERI¢H, ONT.
Thursday, July 5th, 1954-6
Ottawa House
' Closes Session
Kooks uJ Broweies . BATHING OAPS at lowest
Cameras priori ever sold
Li z as OAPS with Understraii •
FILMS, DILOPIIiO ra
EVp
and PRINTING Others at 10c up
SOUVENIRS., 0031I0 POST CARDS, ETC
'C MFS€ =DRUG STORE .: ,R
Phone 90 !! The Square
Ueda**
CHUWCIENOTES
•
St, George's Sunday school plcDlc
will be held on Wednesday efteruoun.
The eeeond annual invitation tour July 18th. at Menesetuag Park.
nament of the Goderich Bridge Club, At Victoria street t'nited thumb
held at Hotel 'Sunset on Friday sed next Sabbath the sermuu snbiects w1U
Saturday of last week, was a very sue- be: 11 a,ut., "Rejoice, and Again I
earful event. The &steads en was nct Say, Rejoice;" 7 p.m., 'Rine Influence
as large as had been hoped, there be- of Geed Deeds." The loiter, Rev. F.
leg' about sixty players present, from W. (Yolk, will preach at bath services
London, Toronto, Stratford, Wingham. Rev. W. T. Bunt will preach at both
Niagara Falls, N.Y., and Detroit, fa services 1n the Baptist 'lurch next
addltioa to the local players. Sunday. His sermon subjoets wilt be:,
The Hunter memorial cup wart won 11 ■.m.. "Rejoicing lever,eore;" 7 pm-.
by Dr. R. A. Skinner and Prof. A. ^EllJahL Challenge to King
Ahab."
Woods, of Loudon, with a plum of 17. Bible school at 10 urn.
Members of the Goderich club were Rev. D. J. lane will conduct the
glad to see this pair win the trophy, services in Knox church Next Sundae
as many challenge games were &reed at the usual boors of worship. "The
between tbe London pair and Mr. 1'. Ceaseless Labor of the Soul" Is the
F. Grey and the late Dr. Hunter in sub)ect for the morning diseoeree and
past years. Mn. S. W. Band and Mr in the evening the ■uteeet W111 be.
J. W. Jacobson. of Termite, were see- **God's Tura."
and with a plus of Id, and a Ooderlch The newly establtabed 'Good Hope
pour, E. C. Beacom and P. F. Carel, English Evangelical Lutheran hits•
were yang round fo plus
f t I1. ropttl.nMI hlgb of Canal ). v. resiZiegler,
ers er'9 Wilson street. (filmed
score,
was obtained (near Sunset hotel), Gederich—will
score, north and south,
by, etre. E. C. Beacom and Sir. E. announce its first Nervier- of worship
Field, ot Goderlch. In east and wear in the "Church Notes" colsmn In next
play Mn. J. Buchanan and Mrs. A. week's issue of The Signal.
Becher, of London. were the leaders
On Saturday night the team-W-foute
play was held. The winners were C.
F. Chapman. 11. Kidd, Miss H. B. Har-
row and F. V. Kent. of Tomato, wl'h
21 matches. The Goderich team ot
E. C. Beacom, J. H. Taylor, T. R.
Patterson and P. P. CareyIns the
sec-
ond. with 18'/, matches
• third place, with 18 snatches, was a
Toronto team composed of Mn. S. W
Band, J. W. Jacobson and Mr. and
etre. S. H. Johnston.
The ladles' pair play was woe by
Mrs. J. I. Killoran and Mrs. S. Ruth-
erford, of Stratford, with a plum of A.
Two 'London pairs tied for second
place with a plus of 81/2. They were
Mrs. A. Becher and Mrs. J. Buchanan
and Mn. R. D. Hague std Mrs A. N.
Smart. In third place were Mrs. R
J. McMehen and Mrs. N. C. lauswae.
of Goderich, with a plus et 21/2.
Dr. Kelly and G. N. Udy, of Lon-
don. as
won the men's pair play
plus at 0. Dr. SaImoK- eat Pweee&
Woods' of Loodos4 were seevait
a pies of a% and in third plate), with
with
a pine of 1}!r, wore
eece
and Crawfor WiagLam-
THE BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
The Dr. Hums Memorial otp (.ens to
a leaden Pair--OULer Results
WITH THE LAWN BOWLERS
Three rinks of (}oderlch t�owten
took part i, tbe Scotch doubles tour-
nament at Locknow on Thursday even-
ing. Robt. Johnston and F. Hunt won
first prize in the auddation pial tmd Miss Marie Hogan retun;. to Ham
(Condoned from Dale 1)
bens of New MAW
The bill to issue 58 millions of new
money was tarried with 11111e delete.,
the only criticism being that It was
delayed tor three years. Mr. lieunett
explained that the bti! was edgy to
corer the transition period until the
Beak of Canada is set up, when. tI
required, an Issue of eo.ciil .''.t:rdre•!
millions of new money could be made.
When the Liberals and O.C.F. group
attempted again to base the Bank of
andsgovernment-owned, or at least
' itirh sit-clanrolled."si s,» stemma
Black ruled out all such ameadmeats,
his rulldg being upheld by 96 to 72
votes. Finally, third reading was glu-
m the Bank of Canada bill by 97 to
5e rotes.
The forty.mllliondotlar works pro-
gram caused quite a debate. Mr.
Mackenzie King termed it "diabolical
political trickery," winks many mem.
bets protested that money was to be
event chiefly la consUtuencles with
Goverdment members. Mr. Bennett
replied that the deciding factor was
the intensity et unemployment. the ob-
ject being to assist in the recovery of
the country, having regard also to the
necessity of the works proposed In tete
different communities. The bill was
finally approved.
T11Nt..t
Moog &batt' 11.15 Saturday night,
to mals it pesslide to prorogue that
night. Mr. Maekenale King said be
would not move his want of confidence
motion in the Government, though :t
its obvious, be claimed, that
ANNUAL CARER PICNIC
The annual Carter picolc was held
in Harbor Park on Saturday afternoon.
About fifty people. young and old.
were present, the majority from Hal-
lett township. Others attended from
Winghem, Seeforth. Clines and other
points. Mr. Charles Carter, of Win-
baas, was at the bead of the outing.
An enjoyable afternoon of sports.
which Included baseball, races, mem- fa ,
ming and several interesting gamer• elections before
Toeonn next,
January,
in
was held. A picnic s'pper, served North York,
nac-
the pavtllo", concluded a rery NIPPY Addlugton. and West Elgin.
day. Many took advantage of file ere On the Franchise Act there was
east" to spend a busy evening lee quite a storm over the Gove�Donk
Goderlch rs
refusing the vote to about 2,600
laden of British Ootnmbia. Mi.Bm
HIN
a�B iE nett denied it was because of polities
or their religion, but because they had
K1NOSDA1DGE, July 4.—Remsstb- eueveufully defied the law is rsfnsluJ
er Decoding Mather sad Mrs.:hglibur to be enumerated at the time el the
O'Connor et Whitby, with he/ baby that censma• Mr. Bennett said also that
they had Darned tMrty-ave reboots and
'Miaaa ars $ Saw v blown 'up bridge•- The Oppositl'm
slices their r reuses pa claimed It wu class Impala -
the ton
days Moroi Dal- • groups that it was deialr to visit the
ton an his return
hie Tus Sather Dal- sass of the father, on the children. sad
ton, on his rMr . 3. Pa 4nh not the �� way to deal with Ch1
Mr. and Yrs. J. P. Jlla rely sad situation touching non-eompilaura
tee day.
- Going Forward with Goderich
AT MUZ$ETUIO PARK
Gerdes Sinclair Entertains Beath
Forty with Stertor of His Traver
Masestang Park hotel and beset
we1e • popular rendeavous during the
def wean; The highlight was a blip
beach party given in honor of Gordan
Sinclair, the Toronto $tar's "foot-
loose reporter" * firrge -notate vtu
built on the beach and the guests eat
in a semi -circle surrounding Mr, Ids*
("lair, who told many of his strange
pprrtti the or eansate€ce
question 'asked by the me:osiers oe
hte audience and some of his wslrd
tales were listened to with awu-e•ment
or with awe. Among the guests were
officers of lbs Elgin Regiment, mem-
bers of the Board of Trade, represen-
tatives of the presf and cine officials.
Among those at Menesetung Park
hotel this week are: Mr. and Mrs.
Mi(Math and family, Tor,;uto; Dr.
Lorne Robertson and {anally, Strat•
ford; lir. and Mrs. Gordon Sinclair
and family,. Islington Mrs. Rowland
and Miss Etta Rowland. Toroat.; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Nicholson, Chicago;
Dr. and Mrs. Long and family, Wind-
sor; Mr. and Mr.. Anderson and fans•
Ly. Windier; Wallace McLaren, Freda
M. Pole, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1). Sprlaler,
Toronto; Yr. awl Mrs. Holland Pet-
tit, Ktngsway, Toronto: Silas A. Ham-
ilton. Xiamen Cook, Toronto: Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Mitchel. Mr. and Mrs. W.
K. Whipple, Mrs. e. O. Rhyme., Bob
Noel, Goderieb ; 1'. I'orter and family,
Mrs. J. A. Oamlil,••ll, Miss ('. Cemi-
e"hell, Miss W. Fra•. -r, Miss Gertrude
the Bennett Gorernnheut no lunger bad
the connddesee of the country. Mr. Fraser, London.
King stated that 1f another session Mr. Ralph Hughe- of Weston, Oat,
were called without • general election will be the managers#. season. the Liberals would do all In their
power to prevent the Oovernmeut
from securing supply to carry on the
government of the country. Mt. Kin
made R clear that he selconyinced
this
there will be a genets "bluff" the
fall. characterising
statement try Mr. Guthrie that It will
take six months for the preparation
of the new basic voter.' list under CoL
John Thompson, KO, as iranchl e
commissioner. Mr. Bennett merely re-
marked that he had seen willing Me-
mentoes
na
solutions met by an unwilling elector-
ate
and also be had sem
illing
dissolutions met by a willing elector-
ate.
If there is no general election this
11 there mag be four Federal by-
fanny, of Albion, .peat a with the laws of the la". lir- Weeds-
homeg their friends Imre returning with
ame.ldment to give the R. C.
Mr. andd Mn.. Fred Bruer and two
ho Mon Mrs.
Doukhobor' the vote was defeated by
28 votes•
sons, of Ingersoll, spelt (1 � � week end Thewith the () eft randier. Radio Comeliest's
The radio committee report favored
continuance of national ownership,
but recommended a general manager
sad suggested the Government care-
_ whole problem with a
visww to to l�ng ids plentnt centre6 ARTICLES TAKEN
It is taken for granted here that the
friends recently. present three-man radio commission
Henr
woe
Kerr, eek Waeturn ah farm- Mr. John Kennedy an.t Miss Kate will be refired within six months.
takena, was given a week o return Mane's Kennedy of Wingham and Mrs. W. J The Stevens mass buying and price
from the earns m Ohm. McPhee ds committee is to continue its
when he appeared In the )[autLtratc'a Hogan of Unca visited loss Iwbelle fnvestlgatioa, sitting as t royal c
Court on Wednesday. On June 27, Kennedy fast Thursday. In in al com
om.
Kerr promised Magistrate Re'd he A number from here went to see mission and meeting ago
h...n the wrestle In Stratford Inst week and her. The commtesfon will deal with
farm implements, the tetextile industry,
nda stry,
the fish industry,
to do so, and possibly Investigate the
gasoline industry. All legislation will
await the commission's final report.
Farmers' Leas on Cattle Export
The case of the now defunct Riche-
lieu Corporation of 8ontrear,"through
which farmers of Huron, Perth.
Mtddlesex and Lembton loot about
$40,000 on catt.e .wild for export to
was Britain a Common a time
h ssattet-
was aired 11 tet __ _.
noon.
.Hon. J. C. Elliott, K.C., IAbersl,
West Middlesex, George Season, Con
esrvative, Nortb Huron, William Gold-
ing, Liberal, Seuth Huron, Frank
Boyer, Conservative, East Middlesex,
and F. T. Sanderson, Liberal, South
Perth, all urged that the Govereteent
should compensate the farmers be
eanse the Deportment rade egand
n
'Commerce spent1113,000 Inca AXille 11
two ships for the Richet
Corpora-
tion for the export of cattle. Hoa
W. H. Stevens, Minister of Trade and
Qsmmerce, disclaimed Government re-
epsfdbtlity.
Mr. Spotton need strong language in
declaring "that Trade and ('ommeree
Department officials were criminally
Negligent in the matter in giving a
diploma to the RIchellen Corporation
by putting out two unseaworthy tubs."
Mr. Golding observed that, had the
Government heeded his first warniag.
pert of the loss need not have ore
ertrred. lie held that the Government
had some reeporalhtlity and certainly
libeled help the farmers wbo have not
funds for litigation against the heads
of the hankrnpt corporation.
George Mathieson and J. eftratlte.d
first In the com'olatlon. George Mac-
Ewen and E. Prtdham played also, but
014- not `years a wLnesa.
MUST IgTVIN
Ilton today after a two weeks' ho1Mry
at her home.
Mr. Raymond Haltom returned home
ta+am.AtratfankJaat week.
•Mr. Cyril Austin and Mrs. Aiello
spent a day among tbeir Wingh.m
DORSR RE%LY\DFU
Herman W. Doerr. furore; se retar)-
treasurer of the Exeter la;bil' ntlth e.
commission, charged with the 'hey$ of
$3,000 from the comml>-len, did not
plead or elect when he spiwtlr' 1 Were
Magistrate Reid en Tnes.tay. Ho was
remanded en ball uuti','N'_.;neoday,
July 11, In the sum of 83,:11). The
bondsmen were ht. brother and a
Lieemimeat DOW man.
would return the articles tha_ - - enjoyed it
taken. He was reverted to bore
dumped some of them Inside He gate Mhos Marcella O'Connor and Mtn
on the McPhee place. The ltaglstrr.te Catharine O'Neil are spending a les
insisted, however, that the artic.es, a dal§ vleiting Miss Caroline O'Neil of
sink, piping. water tank and doors. be Goderich.
returned to their proper places. Also 'Mr. and Mn. Albin Orltftn and tam
taken by Kerr when be vacated the fly, e1 Detroit, spent Sunday among
a number
farm were a These
arrler and also mast their
Mr. Nick eld friends.
Perry and Ur. Geo. Drew
a tteethm of logs' nan. of Detroit, are taking holiday/
beretd reed the the Macro property with their families and friends lore.,
Kett drew Mgr across a relgh•
bor's property on last winter's snow, Rev. Mr. Garvey retained to Tereat'
but the neighbor refuses to alter the on {Sunday.
logs to be drawn back now over his The crowd In general enjoyed ho -
crops and pasture The logs mast be minion Day by attending the pink
hk
returned somehow, or "It will he Just at the lake which was apo y
too bad" for Kerr, utd the Magistrate, the Metall Women's Iutttute.
who did not like the idea of hold The farmers have splendid weatber
ing up the ease until the movies of thesefor haying eines. but
them have difficulty finding meet
7 of
the lop on next winter's snow.
illy Sale of Bray Chicks ...Prices Greatkleduced
ONLY A FEN{ MORE DAYS TO GE?'IOUS ®mR.Y-L:1KT
KGOS NOW iN THE iWCUBATA1ii -
$standard Quality FaurWMn Stock
Day-old Barred Recker"...... .... $ 715 per Mr $ 913 Per 1N
leiy.tel Barred Reeks $11.95 per 109 $iL15 per 1N
I -week-old barred Reeks $1516 per 1N $IUI per
Whltw Hoek". Rcd' and Wyandotte' (day-old fatly) sane es
Barrett Rocks.
White Lester -nee half -rent per (Wet Ma., asst for ague.
Jersey Blak ()lana N)nyeart only) °ret' (seat per (hook ne,re
Thee are the some kind el htgfiynsatty Chicks me 'leve Iwv11
hatching all *mem. Priem rWnaed for quick clearance. A r'ea.
oppolete
next Fall. all. Tho imite for older Chleka ars, pattfcatrly well grows Mr nyone who eso aMommodatie a few more ltlheir
ape They r•e past 11e danger stage arta *Could conic along fast.
"DAY -01.0 PUL.ETB»- 6 EGHORNA ONLY
if you tike Leghorn, this la what yen want- "t)ayold Pullets"
They rime from fbe
imentmer 85 aerun stn Arsntersl� 11W out few detr{•psoent is
provint very popular with many of oarSfolNar+en elemeer•• FlematLM'a Meek
eg tt 1&16- par 1N WA per 1M
�e -oweekLegion.
1eg•ertt �71 per 1N X76 per IN
Plan yew order with your seem* Bray Hatlebe'ty `et Sales _
place -ant writ1.06 Asperit with
enter and paybalance on safe delivery ot OY1Ata
BRAY CHICK HATCHERY
188 Ci.ATdURN AVE. ST. CATs
Dreetlre moi Mime. H. W.
This ads t(eannr+rt has rwrwlved (boveKrnmak
ad■•saikit Ht1h� ('t►1sISe' , .,y*
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Dodge aid DeSoto Garage
PHONE 371 GODERICH
BLUE SUNOCO AND SHELL
GAS AND OILS
FIRE9T0NE TIRES AND '
GUTTA PEB('IiA TIM
—WILLARD turn:RIEA-
WRl pay mash for late Model
Cars for wrotilthig t•urpo:wa
Alio U sd Parts -a, land
Cbser'det, fled, I'I' r ua.th.
Some Meed Tiros. -"•t-440.
USED tn'W1S
1 Ptntf A Roadndelle '
1 11118 Pan/he
1 1937 Raiex Coupe
for
REG. McGEE
HAMILTON STREW
4601 .20
OF A r :'0 (OBILES SOLD
this year in Wayne County,
Mich., the most Automobile -
minded 0Ountz in the world.
ate
Fords
THERE MUST BE A
REASON
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Fra
&Son
Sales Service
W. M. McLean
mommilimir
Groceries
TEED, SEEDS, ROOFING,
rumorsa, FARM
LI=B-- - • ..re.
For healthier livestock and
more returns we have the proper
feed!. Everything carried is
standard quality and guaranteed
In every particular. The prices
are in keeping with the times.
Kingston Street Phone 350
F. R. Miller
SERV/GE
STATION
VICTORIA STREET
13 -plate, guaranteed tar 1
year. PRIDE $4.85
USED CARS
1 COACH 1 SEDAN
—PRICED TO SELL—
Ooderich, Ont. Phone 259
Gordon Tebbutt
1
ardware
West Street
Builders' Hardware
Lawn Mowers
Garden Implements
Grass Seed
Paints, Oils, Varnishes
Shelf Hardware
A Houle -owned Independent
Organization serving le= people
of tide district with the trent
inert -ha udIse obtalnable amy-
wtsere. Our .pttices are In keep-
ing with the tins. .
COURTESY, SERVICE
-SATISFACTION
Ooderieh, Ont. Phone 486
--SPECIAL ram Wfl !—
Frank Riley
Radio Service
GODZIRIOH, ONT. •
REPAIRS TO ALL N %KES
COMPLETE L1 \ I. ; )F
IIATTERIES, TUBES,
PARTS, ETC.
Nlren les trouble call Riley's.
'Competent. espsrleiu t 4 Radio
Servet -e to alt makes; of Radios
and satisfaction guarantees!.
"You must be-iC-Iiel"
Nelson Street Phone 518
HIGH-GRADE
Coffee
When yon buy a pound of
our Best -grade ('ogee, you
get a blend of 1'r'ffee that
goes farthegi uurl has a
pleasing flavdr that cheaper
grafies of toffee de not pee -
sees.
u ppound and he con•
•
r _ _SPECIAL Tall WEEK
45c Ib.
Girls' Beach--Pyjamat—Rtirnr'---
Groce ry
t., 1.1.49 each tipeeial this week -end.
it
ADOLF KIBLER
Meat Market
VICTORIA STREET
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
SPRINGING LAMB
LambStewing Lab 12e lb.
Shoulder Lamb 20e lb.
Leg Iamb 25c Ib.
Lamb ('hop, 28c Ib.
Ql'.U.ITY REEF
Hot Roast 12%e Ib.
Rlb Roast 'bene in) 14e W.
Rib Resod (1w�nr tut) Ids Ib.
Bolling Beet . 7e and i c lb.
Strictly Cash tree Delivery
PHO\E 810
11
Notice
to
Car Owners
Just recently we Installed
a Brannen Piston Pin Hole
Grinder, for fitting the pins
into the pistons; also a Red
Aligner, to test the piston
and rod for Ming straight.
Communicate with vont
garage mechanic and de-
mand to have this done to
your car, which will give
you better performance and
-economy.
--: i>rmonstration on request
—AT—
Barker Bros.
1 and 2 pip, -styles, fir 2 years to 12 years. Values
up
PHONE 164
Ori! y 59c each -e
GEO. W. SCHAEFER
YOUR STORE PHONE 56
OF VALUE
(3evertttaem Weil Investigate
Prime Minister R. B. Bennett made
it plain tbat In his opinion the o' ers_
ment could not be held Dr
able In the matter. fie voiced the be-
lief
itlief that the three Richelieu promot-
ere were personally liable civilly and
Rtminally, and ha pronsieed that the
Government would investigate these
features very carefully and moments
If necessary. He thought the farmer.
Dad made an improvident barriers.
Altar 11)0 IOW end is investigated,
then the Government w111 considaf
v.beelmi •,it. cru co to the farm-
ers et sal, 'Sr. Bassett roncinded
Best Values --f--o►►r Your Money
--BCHLERS—
"CRUNCH'S" NM= 4W SOUR MIZW PICKLES. e7-ez. Jar 2$c
CLARK'S SOUPS (Exempt ( hides) 4 Tint 25c
IDEAL CATSUP
PAPER PICNIC PLATES
CHOICE RED SALMON
LIPTON TEA (Rei Iraq
CANNED BLIVEiiM
CHOICE QUALITY TOMATOES
PHONZ 368
—2 STOR118—•41ODERICH AND BAYFIELD------
large Bottle lie
2 dm. lee
Two it's 35e
Two %-Ib. Pkgs. 49c
Two No, 2 Tins 23e
. Large Tin ler
OUR OWN DELIVERY
For a Vacuum Cleaner that will do any-
thing any otkr Cleaner will do and
a lot more besides
SEE OUR NEW
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(Britidl.'
PRICED OoMPLETE
ON
ie Vacuum Cleaner)
TH ALL ATTACHMENTS $65.O0
(PLAY NOW AT
Talbot 481. Cornish
Tia Square d 11312144ratreet Phones—Ston el; Res.. 500
Hayfield Road Phone 241
(Blue Water Highway)
BROPHEY BROS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Beds
Springs
WHETHER it's Summer or Winter.
�1 you and • your family meet rest
properly- and comfortsbly., Our stock
of reliable anal restful Beds, Mst-
tresses and Springs is most complete.
- Products °f the leading manufacturer.,
guaranteed by them and by ns. emir
Mattresses InepeetMn ie invited--the
with the U prices are
WEST STREET
GODERICH Phone 120, Right 217
- Goderich
Elevator and Transit Co.
t
A Goderich organization serving
thipeople of this district in a
praetieal way, and vitally in.
tetlsted in the continued growth
ant), prosperity of the community.
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Shipping Dept. , 'phone 67 Manager's Ofiloe, 'phone 65
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