The Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-03-20, Page 3VINETY-POUIRITH /VAR. NO, 12
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DUDLEY E.' HOLMES
Barrister,
01110-41ourt 11ouse0 Goderigh.
Telephone 4515.
WM. A. SlialtileRLAND
— Barrister„and -Solicitor
Offiee-elg' ertla St.; 45oderi0h. Phone,150
011All,TEREb ACCOUNTANT
MONTEITa'arel MONT/DITH,
ua ObsitigeT-UOtiallitits
77 Downie Street, Stratford
Toronto Othce 862 Bar'Street
I— 41
• A.
frlIONDAS GUNDRY, GOVISaiclire
LIVID STOOK AND GillNERAL
AUCTIONR
• • Telephone 119
Sides ,• attended to litlywhere and
evarY effort made to eve satierattion.
• Ferntexa" sale notes diseeanted.°
(4.0`RDON M. GRANT, Zile/IONS=
`" AUCTIONEER' OR .1dURON
COUNTY
•A. satisfactory, courteous service for
Farm, Property` or Household Sales.
Rates *Reasonable.
iseememeemessmesesese,
HURON ClitiNTY1S FOREMOST WEEALY
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 20th,
"ROS'k" •STI141.4 GOING STRONG Alas' Poo Kind Old
Ontario have been 'writing (4(xlftieles "Duke" Is in Trouble
Bob (-Rosy") Eitoddart of the hocA-0 • '
map' for the last three years, hut liob --
continues to erne& 'on down at his 'Walter Broiler's Big Dog Accused
A lot of - sports writers in Westere' 00 ., r
1thi
defence position and ture in outstand-
ing performances, allowing little evid-
ence that it/3e, year have taken any :of
the toughness Celt a his big body or
:that lie is anywhere near the, end. a.
the hoekey trail.
Bob, after starting the, :hockey sea -
eon. with London in the Senior 4`4..,"
,O.H.A. series, le new perferming tor
4DOtrO1t gO1Zbang13) 'iffho are at preSent
engaged in the' Michigan -)Ontario
;League finals 'with Windsor.
Detroit elintinated Teledo in the
league Seml-final$ and, "Rosy" played.
„major role In putting the. ouster on the;
lilt. F. J. R. FORSTER, ESE, EAR;
NOSE, MEMO/4 o
Late House Sampan New York'
Ophthalmic and Awe' Hospital; luii-
ststaut at Moorefield OOP 000Pita1 and
Golden:"SanareeVhroat. Hospitale'Lon-
dell, Psigland.
zygs TBSTED, 'GLASSES
• :SUPPIIJIDD
Itia Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next vielt BedfOrd 'Hotel; Gaderich,
Wednesday, *arch :26t1I, from 2 p.m.
till 5 p.m.
.DRIALUSS APICAMITIONlia
CHIROPRACTOR AND .DRUGLES.S
inktaRAPIST • • • °
,Goderiohe Phone 341 ts'
Moe hours.410 to 12 tem., 2 t�
add- 7 to 8 tiluesday,„ Friday and
Saturday...
10 to 12 a.m. anly on Wednesday.
.Menday and -Thursday.atIlitchell....
A. N. ATKINSON
51 South -St. -
INSURANCE
MoK1LLOP MUTUAL FIRE '
..$111tANCID° CO3—Varm and iso-
lated town ,property insured.
Officemes-Wilitarn Knox, President,
tondesboro; W. Re Archibald, Vice-.
President, Seaforth ; M. A. Reid;
Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, Sees
forth. ,
Directors—sWm. Rnox, Loadesboro ;
Alex. Pcoadfoot, Seaforth'; Chrig.
Leanharde Dublin; E. J. Trewartha,
alintem ; Mos. Moylan, Seaforth; W.
B,. Archibald, Seaforth; Alex. MeEwing,
myth; Frank McGregor" Clinton; Hugh
Alexander, :Walton.
Agents—E. A. Teo, R.R. 1, Goderich;
James Watt, Blyth ; John E. Pepper,
R.R. 1, Bracefield ; R. F. McKercher.
R.R. 1, Dublin; F. Prueter, Brod-
of Attacking' a Neighbor •
*Case in Police Court
Walter C. Brough, retired
engineer, familiar figue�nOoderich
streets and 'Well-knewxl as dog -lover,
appeared in Police 'Court, last pairs -
day eharged with permitting his
Monster police dog, "Duke," Ito Atte*
Mrs 1'E.' Vielle; wife of Seundeon'
Leader Vielle of the U.AX,, acting cone
mandiug pincer at Fort Albert. The
Broughs and Vielles are eext-door
Weighters'ilethe-',Westsend orotheAeini•.
first game of the semi-final series, which near" Caisnon Point. st,
Detroit won 6-1, name Stoddart as the Mr. Brougn, an eetogenarian, Pleaded
standout rearguard of the game. Bob not guilty and: proceeded to Make .4
also demonstrated that he WAS no easY
customer to bump up against by send-
ing Dmiean, Toledo's, leading scorer, off
thelee with a broken right anin after
delivering a legal' bodeeheck to the
Toledo man while he svaS on ertifili.
The, Detroit .account , goes on to say:
"Ifiqb. Stoddart drew ave minutes for
high -sticking Beni' Pruden in the -third
perieci, Trndell ,returned to the ice.
After a .brief reit and Within a few
• Minutes was again downed 1y Stoddart.
This time it ,was,'4 lezal Wyche& and
TrudeIl retired for the eight... with
several bruised ribs."
• lil'd like to be trentated„but I'M sure
my wife wouldn't like it," "Why so?"
'She's always , complaining about my
leaving my lushes around." •
*'THE PUREST FORM IN WHICH
t.4
TOBACCO CAN' BE s0Setv
lengthy statement., Be emphasized L.te.
Magistrate , Matins that "Duke" wa4
a—gentle, harmless canine, a general
famorite'latown with thechildrer who -
tap him on the head, pat him with, their
homes and fondle- lilin on the street, in
stores and. In the PostoftiCe. :
"Did he attack •Mrs, Yielle?'! asked
the Magistrate. - ' — -i4----
,answered Mr. 13rough. "Re
grabbek her fur"coat: li‘m:rust harve
thought 'it was a fur -bearing aninial of.
some kind," • I
Mrdiroughadded that "Duke" never
did anything like that ;before. Hewas
most ebedleat and • affectionate. "You
can ask anybodYi" he declared. .
"111 bring him to tile court room So
you can* meet him and formyour own
opinion," said Mr. Brough. "Ile's. Just
Outside 'tithe car with'my.daughter-in-
law."
1The • :Magistrate- shook his. head.
'Wow do 1 know•but thee he, is liable
to attaek anybody at any time?" he
asked. ' • • . -
..."-i'lte-Lient:Vieteker,,edjntant at Port
Albert station, explitined that his 0.0.,
Squadron Leader Vielle, was unable to
•be Piesent owing tizi-pressare of "claty.
It was the afternoon' a the fatal air
crash at 'Bond Bead. An adjournment
. of one Week was 'asked and granted.,
Mr. Brough promised to' keep ''.Duke"
eonitned to his own yard In the meae-
tinie.
Mother B24 Cheque Case
W. M. Thompson was the fourth
truoiedriver in two weelth to appear on
a eharge of issuing a worthless cheque
'to, the .Goderich iSalt . Co. In payment
f ,,,,,...4:, Riad of. 'sale The Charge was
Se- Pket"neeS. Thompson found dif4
fieulty WA:flaking up his mind as to
whether to elect summary or jury trial.
He wanted: time to make mstitution.
When ;Pressed, for Ed, answer -he elected
surninary trial, 'pleading not guilty.
he trial waS fixed for March 2/4 ac-
cused being allowed his liberty on his
own bail of $500. • ,
Crown Attorney Holmes announced
that the finger -print records at Ottawa
gave Gus Henn, tifty-nine-yeai-Old Fin-
lander, •held on" a vagrancy el:large, a
clean sheet. -Magistrate ;Ilakins de-
cided that the present was ITO time fo
turn Gus loose on the highways and
remanded him to jail for three weeks.
Gus. wanted to go 'north, but didn't
know where ---'just north.
OBITUARY
ltkitILICN J'EALN VOULAND
WiefluciodaY morning, March 1gth,
there passed away iu Alodericit Marilyn
Sean, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs, Bruce
Vollamdt (two months and fifteen, daYsof
ate. She was taken seriously ill three
Sveeke ago and. rushed to „Alexandra
hospital; where everYthing was done
to save her lifeebut all in vain, as she
Passed Peateetally away to the reat
Beyond, where there 5 mo more suffer -
/11g ee(1 Pain. The funeral was held
on WednesdaY -afternoon, Req. 1). J.
Lane: vnitileter f Knox Presbyterian.
chute)); conducting the MYR*. Inter-
ment was made in Maitland 'Cemetery.
' gEGINALD TlitOMPISON'
The dealt (,)pRobert Reginald Thump-
sen,,,a „longer ... P.sit4ent of
Cloderiels township, occurred
home, 854 Lauder Street, Detroit, :" -On'
Monday, March 10th, afteran illt*Ss
of tisretmonths of heart trouble. The
d eceased was born thirty-one years ago
Phone 24
•
Nelson Hilt
e, Accident and Motor Car
INSURANCE
••
office :—Masonic Temple,
West Street, Goderich
Phone 230 GODERICH
1
Si -RATS -fib GIODERICE
COACH LINES
Daily ' 7.30 a.m., 4.25" p.m.—Leaves
Godedch for Stratford, Toronto,
Ilanailton, Buffalo, London, Detroit,
Tavistock and Woodstock. Depots
Redford, British and Royal hotels.
Phone hotels or 305 for information.
Policy -holders eau make all Pay-
ments and' get their cards rectipted at
the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cutt's
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, or
J. H. Iteid's General Store, Bayfield. '
•fofee,
P. J.. RYAN
Real Estate2and Insurance
Office and Resideace:
11 Trafalgar Street
Phone %OS
'FOR SALE-Lellonses a.all Acinds,
choice building lobe business_
likOlVerfilindieferif 7gOOT:tainis7
Lot me ,shsw settle real
. bargains, Buy new.
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Your Next Vislito
TORONTO
The mistress of the house entered the
dining -room just as tiLlnivg,lar was in
the act of purloining the silver. 'What
are you doing?" asked the lady. '
"I'm at your service, Madam," said
the thief. '
Goderich township, youngest son of
Mrs. Ruth Thompson anditheia*Robt.
A. Thomsen of that township'.Ue
received his early edueation at .Tayier's
Corner school, later t 10f/def./ea .Vol.
leglate. Since going to Detroit he Jud
been emplOyed at the Detroit -Creamery.
�e. is,survived by his wife, fermetly
'Bernice McIntyre of Detroit, and two
fltble ehildm, Bobbie, aged five, and
Dorothy, aged two; also by ,his mother,
'Mrs. 'Ruth. Thompson, who was with
him during all his illness, one brother,
Alvia, of 1Goderich, and four sisters,
(Rsuth) Mrs. B. 1,. Willings of London r
(Maudie) Mrs. Elwin Rutledge., Of De-
treit ; (Vera) Mrs, Harvey Irisher; 01
Colborne township, and (Mildred) Mrs.
Jos.Young, Detroit.. His death Is keen-
ly telt by his family, as he was. of a
loving and kind disposition. '' The fun-
eral was held on Wednesday afternoon
from the 'Hamilton. .FunerAl Rome to
Acacia cemetery. The lareely attended
tunreel and..the•, manyeit- -rba'Attiful-
tributes from•rfrien.ds and felloVe:ein-
elatees testified to the high esteem in
Reg.. waS bele , Thes-pallbearers
were six of his 'fellowlworkers of De-
troit •
TO OPEN TOWNSHIP ROADS
Reeve Thomas ',Webster of West
Wavvanosh was in town _en 'Saturday'
making 'arrangements with the Depart-
ment of, Highways to plow out the con-
cessions and sidelines of his township,
now accessible only to horse and sleigh.
traffic. Since then, litillett has made
similar arrangements,' but this week's'
bad storm has delayed the start. Noth-
ing Will be done now -until it is felt
that sprlitg is definitely here, so that the
work will not be in vain.. The reeves
say the roads in their municipality are
from three to- frve -feet deep in snow.
They were plowed out early last April,
by a Government caterpillar -tractor and
the arrangement was found to be highly
satisfactory' and inelpensi-ve. '
Stratford Skaters
Give Fine Program
Performera Present VarietSr of
Skilful and Celorful
Figura
, fefeeefeff.,..-,feff,
"Tbe i.Oe earnivel presetted by; the
Stratford Skating 0111b at West. treet
rink ' .on Friday night, under the
411$Piees* of the .tlederieh LIMO Mb,'
was well received by a goodly crowd
of ,feney skating enthusiasts. JOOlor-
'folly dressed **Otto presented a
panorama of grace andskill n blades,
performing remarkably well on ice
which was not conducive to good ilgure-
'skating.,-,, _
progranr-Wentedeldtle---the,elltire.
company taking ,the lee in a formof
ballroom dance. Doris'Brotherse.tees
year-old lass, dressed in a pretty red
outfit, cut a number of intricate spirals.
Miss Mergaret Evans and Doug, sikeb
perforated well at. 4 POT- . •
touch of "The Gay Nineties" was
brought to the tore bY Jean Iillgour.
and gicing Langford, dressed in costumes
of that time. The young beenouStaebed
•
IsoCiiincFar, has a wee 'bit o trouble
winning the attention 01the'shy yeing
lass at ;the ice earniVal,k but once the
pair start striding it 4flit" thing* go
•along very smoothly. ,The audlenee
gets a chance to appreciate how fancy
skating has improved in the last ferty
years in Contrast with the art a's:prac-
tised in those days.
'Miss Margaret -Dunbar, 'dressed in
becoming -blue and silver, brought greet
applause fromthe audience -witir-hek
beautiful solo. dances and figures.
Two of the club's junio'rs, Peggy Lee
and Mary MacPherson, dressed In blue
drum Majorette costumes, skated - in
Perfect unison- to the tune of "Our
SergeantsMajor." • f
_.,',...._SiX,g013
.41.e.nienr,being Are:wed-in.
black trousers and white sweaters and.
the ladies' in 'blue and white dresses;
Zenionstfated how the 'waltz, fex-trot
and ten step are danced on skates.
After a shortinte4aission 4 ski 1111M:
ber was Presented. flight men and
sixteen girls took the lee for this num-
ber, dressedin ski snits. They ',Ore
grouped off with onenian Ito two girls,
and each group Costumed 111 a separate
eOlor. Th'e 'colors worn were yellow,
• light green, -orange. red, dart .-green„
wfne and purple, .and as the
•Skaters woire in and out, among one
another they presented many 'beautiful
patterns to the audience, • •
Goderich's own * Pete ?Ammerman
5aTaught gales of laughter from the
crowd with his amusing antics on, the
ice. Dressed as a !Scotsnian, Pete took
the. ice as. a "beginner," with. Wobbly
legand'weak ankles plainly -evident.
During the first -five minutes, he was
on his back more, than he was on'his
feet, but filially he .maiteMl. the art
and by the'end of the performance he
was a polished ?) skater. Four mein-
bers of the Club, .31Iss Margaret tvans,
Miss Barbara Lee; Doug. Grey and
Tack Miller, teamed, up- well in a club
' ST. GEORGE'S W.IL
The *regular monthly business
neet-
ing of St. -George's W.A. was held in the'
Guild room on WednesdaY afternoon.,
March 12th. Thelneeting opened *with
the reading' of the 'Scripture, 1St. Peter
1 :14, and prayers by the president,
Calder. 'Mrs. iSillib, who has been a
very faithful worker for the W.A. for
a number of years, was presented with
a life membership. Arrangements were
made for a joint business and thank -
offering meeting to be held on the thiTa
'Wednesday in April. The president
closed 'the meeting with prayer.
Try
HOTEL. WAVERLEY
. Located' on Wide Spadina Ave.
at College St.
•Easy Parkim Facilities
Convenient to Highways
, •
Mt-
Kates- StSrto15.01'
Four to Room, $5.00 to an
,
Close to the University,
Parliament Buildings,
Maple Leal Gardens,,
,_-...-Tb.sat-r _Eteseita,b4.—
Whilesaie Neatest, and
the Fashionable • Retail
Shopping District.
••• A. M. POWELL: PRICIIDENT
,beemomemm.ftwoormlopoomeeeme,
PROM
:11rIE CAPITAL THEATRE 47
Now—Tyrone Power and l)arnell in ‘`The Mark of Zorro".
MON. TUES. and WED. Tan. Features!
Ronald Reagan and Lya Lys
&nen( thwart an international
scheme to steal a death -ray
Machine. -
"MURDER IN TIM AIR"
Ray Francis' — ela,ek Oakie and
George Rancroft
I
Present a Stirring story Of eoitt-
•Civil iVar days by Louisa.
May Alcott.
X4E MEW'
Thar. and Sat.
PAUL MUNI and,SIRGINIA VIEW
head a superlative east in an epie plettirizationt of Canacia'0 pioneers,'
their hardships and their courage-
11UPSOIS BAY
. „ lt4ttnees Viltd.. Sat. and hoildtil4r
Cese14—Statity ,Telopl4i; and Jaek 'Nide In people°
Dear Senator nollas,
Prince's Alto" "nd_t_ars glad to becose,Petrorms of
the CEDIA*1 Mar 34Tel:cos Ponid; realise tho
dilatation* the sonber ergenigations hakes gkesn Arse&
librinns at hos* and abroad. 'Ms h'evo been privileg • te sae,
these liar Servloes at aork In Canada and Bri ley slid
se sire groatly I*pressed io:ith the "stellelt vox* 04. *r� dolmt.
We cannot' asphalts" too Veatly the important* ot.
providing ploaaant riioroatioa, healthy relaiditlenrsust comfort"
. •
tOr our sailors, soldiers and iki.rsen, and w" ari ours that
nothing .contributos 00Such theii•physlcal and
voilohoing, 7441heoc,,sorvicos.oianitY to tit's ths
thoUghtfuluesit ,Ittlut folks beck bona".
* Th• titivation Amy, ,th• Y.M.C.A... the V.W.C.A., t.he
danadian lagiese, the Itniahte et eolurotaie. end' the I.0.00L, have
:S#tted in the tanidian dervItea Fool csiparani, *arts
ssonti thoir aim and purpoos to al Canadians,
•7*.tilos
INor-tionerel the
• •• , • ,,Critio,
.1041041
. Oiteadien War derielet,
200 ,Say Stroiat* ,
° if▪ CCart0 e 4
• •
• TB! CORN -BORER PEST
COMIthlatiteel Ceenty
Warm Huron Fanner* tinit
th SittInt100 tferieute
Three thousaud eirculars "The
Control of the Cora-borer",went out
to as many feresers. in South 1.1urou
from the eflice Ciounty Ole* ,Normen
Miller tide week at tbe islets** of it*
agricultural Committee of the /Anon
Cleunty Couneil. It is Pointed ot/t that
the eariehorer eboving' an alarming
increase Huron owing to the ex-
veeeively wet *aeon .of MO. Ri;eale
*Aim et 'representative fields slfewed
that uearly.fitty per cent. of -the etel.114
Were affected. - Carefni'plowing tinder
of the .stubble is to be'righlly eutoffed.
Otis prin. .A33 individual •who Saila
tO comply With. the regulatioriO, It ia
emphaSized, 'is liable to. proecutiOn
landei-insadditie14*-to-)1.4Ying_ttnee eoets
of clean-up thargell. 4CAnst the 'Orb::
pert's' it Inspector Rees Jethosoix is
-
forced to hire seen to clothe 'work. Ail
oorn,borer refuse must be destroyed
before May
• The ,ekerusborer Auteissen: the _object.
ot ranCll' Joking in eountY,Ovancil, but
it is now serious huoluesa,, 'SO -Serious
that the .canning faeterY at Reeler has
threatened to move .elsewhere if it le.
not r.e.Ontrelled....:,....._nk.1:11w41,19g4,':
tarraersiv reason of 46 eSte
mealy thousands of dellarie
. The kirenlit is +Biped by Reevesi
Gamble (chairman), *asamore, Whits
More, Watson, and McDonald 'The
agricultural committee, -
GODERICR TOWNSHIP
GODEMOIL TOWNSHIP, Marelell.
es. Ur, Hari MeAllistse• of. Waterloo
spent ' the week -end with his parents;'
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McAllister.
On • Tuesday evening *ivers
,Lodge,_,L.O.L„ 145, held an. • 134,0,
in their hall, With a good 1 ttendance.
1:11nriag...the-eeening, ticket. were .sold
on a ,beautiful wool • don..
CA OJJVIIXWT
MINION 711X
lerTars, ot *re i* �41�i
variety. Seteearerolisittesetineroo
• exeeeltive. Between are inneneer-
able eases—,eakir /alike *V of
the others. Math rerrairing
dvdiiatt,tentieel 'As. buyers
tent truth le Viet NO error
ehonkl, be .a•sclocted. 'Wise an
exionination deterelise the
WON.
Mg.411101*""vit
by $ox
• A. J. lier.Kaye, acted an (*airman in -.1kis
eoneert the ehurelr lifoe osatiar, Bove
3:401themanzg7rsented". oeoessi4f.',Ot. 2:77x0:1.
.10Wiiig Program: ,'Word.mf Ws144aaci."
17114774:!:::;tLImt
Tog fse' ;reeita-
fr *W.
Gyeite9 putol'hit
a 404,formrin," Os *In' jei WOO;
t;liffaujuricetillat:Jr0044salreill0***14244 ));
opis rinvell; Trie4 orogocAr-
ranged by Mre.. Harwood; dialogue.
ruAintrocir, pa.iceenzerc--vitik,laimarkirPairittic,7400by poAlsu:
Ball. solo, ".An Honest Irish Lad," by
Orval Pow -ell; at etth; suAte Tale a al
Dee.; solo, "TIPPerair/i* by Aft's. -
George menwein; 040CW:00 4ey tire .
Harmonica Band emapeSed Of Lorne
Porter, Stanley McElwain, Everett go.
11WeinrOrifial l'enl--ateoutPleileif -or
Ilauriee Harwood; treettatioai,
Eleanor Huller made the dr,a'Ne, and orv• rw.o4te4 0,000103iistao :by Revs A.
gi...ss Bessie Young held the Jacky ticket.
Powe. The 3. AlerK . ento Bose r -Trate e'
arwoode alecue,
were in edin aid of .the,Briti,sh War Vettiras'
rll.P.Teeceds t
,he .enshien,
Junior Red Cross.—The' regular meet-
ing . the Junior Red Gross ISociety
was held in Union ganef on, Friday,
.with. ()lattice Lassaline in. the chair.
The program eonsisted of a reading,
For St. Patrick's Day," by Douglas
Fuller; teduet, You Are My Sunshine,"
by Wilda and Meredith Wilson; Lime-
ricks by Betty .Sowerby ; solo, "'My
Bonnier by Lilly ; reading, "Let
IJs Rave a Garden" by Barbara Orr;
piano ilu*A by -Betty , and Doris Sower -
by; "Tonimp-Tekr" by June ,Sowerby ;
•Susie Plays Humpty bumpty," by
Wilda Wilson. The meeting closed
with tlfe National Ai:Obi-en.
Union Church Notes.—The March
meeting of the W:M:S. was held at the,
home of Mrs. Win. Puller on Wednes-
day afternoon, with eleven : 'inenibers
present. The devotional period (the..
theme of which was "Thy. Kingdom
'Come") was condueted by Mrs. Harvey
A pair of Potsholdera went to Herb. b*, „maar3r*
" "A° ,cli
trayed,12.by Mariontioiwea Awl laver*
Mellwain; zqlo, "I'anny SOY*" by Mrs,
,Gorden Oita reading, 93iddee.
Troubles," by Marion Colwell; abio,
"Did Your Mother Come trem Ireland"
by Dave Davidson,- aeoomPuiin,_,
Mrs. Davidson; dialogue/ '''The 2400 '
Maid." About ten dollars was real
from the 'Silver collection, ne evening
closed 'with the National Anthem.
IDays--of-Preyee was used, -everyone
entering into the responsee. Prayers
were read by Mrs. Geo. leallWain, Mrs.
Robt. MeIlwain, Mrs. M. Phipips and
Mrs. J'."' 13, Orr. The roll call was
answered with the text' word_ _"King-
dom." The meeting closed' with a
h, and Prayer by MTS., Harwoed.
Lunch- was served by the hoStess.....
'There was a good attendance at Union '
church on Sunday; wh.en. the' pastor,'
Rey..A. J. MdKaye, dellWred the seCond
of a series og sermons on 'The Cross."
The subject . on Sunday • was •"The
Revelation of 'God's Presence in the
Oress." - During the service, an. anthem,
"Now to Heaven Our Prayers Ascend,:
lifg," WaS_Siing by the choir..
St. Patrick's Concert.—On Friday
evening, Union, Dramatic Club paid
homage, to the patron saint of Ireland
fox-trot. „ The • program for the World
• The entire company took the ice for
the finale, the Mexicana. Both men
and ladies were fittingly gowned in
Mexican suits and dresses, the men
Nyea ring straw sombreros -and the ladies
with flawerS in their hair.
Miss Jeari Lumby and Ernest lireck-
enridge, both of iGoderieh, gave ad-
ditional local color to the evening with
their skillful performances.
President Harvey Erskine, speaking
over the loud -speaking system, thanked
the Stratford Silcatifig Club on behalf
of the Lions Club for their co-operation
in making the carnival it success: The
iiroeeeds are to go to the British Child
'War Victims' Fund._
SAP'S RUNNING IN
, 'EASTERN CANADA
Most countries have their own par-
ticular or peculiar harbingers okspring.
in Eastern". Cailada the- definite har-
binger is when the say.. 'begins to run,
in the hard mapletrees. The fact that
'the...maple tree yielded a sudeulen t' sap
that coUld'" be converted into syrup and
sugar Was learned' frau the,IndianS
the 'French priests who 6ett1d along
the iSt:--Lawrence itiver in 1673. They
reported -accordingly to their superiors
in France. t'llut eominercial productien
in, Canada of maple syrup and maple
sugar dates from 1700. .Sinee then
there has been an annual harvest from
an increasing number a trees. '
Evidence that antitheP spring IS ad-
vancing is given by the "fact that sap's
rannin' in millions ot_mapie:_ixoes,ik
•Eastern Vanada--70,000,000 ft is estim-
ated, of Which about 24,000,000 will be
tapped by about ;$0,000 farmers; for
most of the' triqiii'-ate en farm leads.
• The slip' rung best when the days are
• bright and the nights cold.. Continued
warm Weather stops the flow of sap,
SO-dOeSa .high,. drying. wind. Some-
times a snowstorm will restore•the flow
if it has been interrupted.
Prospects are for a good run of pap•
this year , there has been plenty Of
snow: Last year the production' of
maple -products was better than in 19.38.
The' 11)00 yield of maple products was
3,437,500 lb. of sugar and 3,000,000 gal-
lons of syrup, with a combined valite of
$4,200,300. Tile Province 01 Quebee ac-
eounts for about eighty per eent, of the
total eprodliction of maple ,prodnete,
with Ontario la eeeond place. Only a
small percentage of syrup and sugar is
produced le the,ltaritime Provinces..
.11IILR, UP AGAIN ,
Increased milk prices went,into effeet
In (loderich on Sundtay morning, house-
wives were informed by their milkman.
Pints are IlOW' six tents and quarts
eleven ,oents, a boost of one eent re-
speetively. ;Coffee cream is nem fifty-
five cents and. whipping cream sixty
cents; an increase of live oenta per
quart in, both eases. The increase is
effective immediately, eustomerd were
teld. The action followed joint meet -
!nos of prodUcers and distributors..
p' •
„ Anfint .tiee meaneSt thing a 4oluali
'can do whet her liusbaud's uame
mentioned is to sigh, look miguedLand
say nothing.
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Aitcheson: „.,"Villat do °yon think of
the art museum?» Muefler.*Oh, tke
Picturea are good ,enongh, btit ithefe •
ain't' any good jokes under them?'
ID -YOU-TAKE
LAXATIVE TODAY?
• Do -s-r.ou really know why consti-
pation 18 80 harmfid?
You probably know that consti-
pation sets up pOisons in the, large
. intestine or colon. But do you know
that these poisons seep through the
• walls of the colon and iiifect ate,.
.' bloodstream? They set up toxic
accumulations in -kidneys. ancl-livez,
and are amtributing causes a
rheumE.tic peels, sciatica and badk-
ache. - •
Most laxatives, only a.etin the
colon. Kraschetr.does make; It is the
laxatie witha double actioni..Besides
ridding the colon of stagnating wastki
matter,- Kruschen's mineral salts
have a diuretic action. They'Zish
Ahe kidneys, help to Clear, the
bloodstreara'of all poisonous matter,
and'so protect your whole syStera
from that form of infection. ,
ou cari 'get Kruschen from all
(tug stores. Prices 75c. j and 25c,
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to know machinery and how‘ to 'repair 'breakages or worn
out parts.
Our 1VIactune Shop
is open every day and we are at your service.
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