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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-06-05, Page 3obcrtt� • • i nal 71.x. -. �....`_.�.. MIR' .!' ?" eo LoTY FOREVIIOST WEEla D (reeler y LEGAL. ux:pixY 19. H'(1LM111S. Etc.', ' Barrister? - , ,g;Ha = or#erleh. 4i�ee-•�C�tr .�. Telephone O.., I. A,SU1I D. '�' an Solicitor 8arrisier d Fast; Mortgage Security. nU,riian Loans Available. O N ' •'t. Qoderteh.. Phone 750 �ICCOIONTAN'L La�Z�L' JEiEb MONTMW' tindl1 Uv 1T1.1 , . Churtered<Accoutanis 77. Downie Street, Stratferd Toronto Once; 302- Bayy Street YETEI/RY SURGEON HN •A IL.. G. S. J LLIVIV VETERINARY SURGEON Phone 203 Olinton. AUCT1ONE llifst • TklbM,AS GUNDIfiC, GODFIuQ5, 41- 141V1i1 STOCK •AND GENERAL A.UCT1UN1i+lt R '.reiephane 11» , Sales attended to anywhere and 'every effort made• to give satisfaction, 1l'armers' sale notes discounted. C liORDO\'• dui. GRANT, LICENSED AUMIONEER. FOIL 1 URUN, .. • COUNTY i! satisfactory, courteous service for ----Perm, ,or-..i1ouseiko ' ]Ates Reasonable. • MEDICAL BABY • ENTERT.AINED, address by Mot La no Life Mee lber- ' MIPs 111.06010. The W.M.S. of North street Tnited church met on � apda y afternoon o0n a t the church, with as large attendance, and entertained the members of the Baby 'Band . With ith their mothers.: and friends. Tars. ,.1G: .Olarke presided kvver the=-•openiu -='exercises and ` eon ducted the business or the meeting. Mrs. Priddlo, "Baby :Band' secretary, was in 'charge of the program. Mrs, J,. ,Hetherington read the Scripture lesson and Urs. Jas, Hamilton and Mrs. P. 3; 10antelon led ,in prayer. Vocal' solos Were iv en by Patricia ,Church and Helen Lockhart, 'aecoin- panied by,1llrs., W. P. Lane"; a mission- ary duet,* "World Children,'" by, , Beta and Emily Wilson, • a; companied by e ikon Saitfor ...their-maotl>t r'1ti�. � a� .... _.�...- , ,.. s d x and and recitations byi '.ready: iowell. • • Of anuSual interest, was the present- ation 'orf life -membership• certificates to six babies by. i[rs, W. 'P. Lane, who also gave a fine address. on `‘‘Steward- ship in the -glome?' many inspiring thoughts were given, showing how mothers may be good stewards *the the family life,. and Mrs. Lane spoke ef the need of God's 'help throiugh .prayer in creating a right atmosphere in the home. and af. understanding eaeh, child, T)R. F. J. B,: FORSTIOL, F+YE, EAR,- • N liil, THROAT . Late House Surgeon- . New York Opht1791mic and Aural aospit`it1 as- sistant at Moorefield Stye •11oSPitai and Golders Square 'Throat Hospttai:. Lou- don, England. , , EYES TESTED,. GLASSES „SUPPLIED 53 Waterloo Street S., • Stratford. Telephone 267.- ' Next .visit Bedford. SoGoderich, Wednesday, -June 25th, from till d p.m.' • • DRUGLESS _ PRACTITIONER 'llITR0P1t.A,CTQR-A.LcD-`i31111Gi S- TiE$.AYISr.I` • Goderich, Phone 341 to 6 Office hours---10to .12 alimrid 2 and and; 7 0..3 p.m., Saturday. 10 to 12 a.m. only on:. WednnesdaY, Monday and Thursday at 4 Mineral fume baths by appointment only. o A. N. A:T INS.ON 51 South St.•v , INSURANCE McKiLLOPMUTUAL; FIRE IN SURAN'CE Co. --Yarm and iso- lated town property insured. Units William Knox; Preeidt, i',ondesboro ; W. 11. Archibald, V.icer President, . Searforth ; M; A. Reid,, Manager and Secretary -Treasurer Sea 'forth. Directors—Wm. Knox, Londesboro; Alex. Broadfoot, Seaforth i Chris, Leonhardt, 1?ublin;_ 1 ..3. Trewartha, Clinton ; 'Thos. Moylan, Seaferth ; W. R. Archibald, Seaforth; Alex. McEwing, Blyth ; Frank McGregor, Clinton ; Hugh Alexander,; Walton.' Agents—E. A. Yeo, R.R.'1, Goderich ; Jame Watt, Myth; John E. Pepper, 'alt. 1, Br icefield ;--4t.. F, MMcKerclier, D R.R. 1, . ublin ; ;l . F. Prueter,' Bitfrr le- • hagen. R Policy-holders„can make` .all pay- ments and get teir cards receipted at o the Royal Bank, Clinton ; Calvin Cutt's- .Groeery, Kingston Street, Goderich; or J. I3. Reid's General Store, Bayfield. r. c .nr �,w,rrrr STRATi+ORI) -- GODERICIl ° COAC`.I1 LINES Daily 7.30 a,m., 4.25 p.m. --Leaves Goderich for Stratford, • Toronto, Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit, Tavistock and Woodstock. Depots — w' Bedford, ... British - and ..Royal hotels. Phone hotels er 305 for information. Na int Dragging Pains In the Back M• any women nave to do their cwn housework, and the • constant bend - Ing . over,. -ling, making beds, sweeping, ironing, sewing, so neces- aary to perform their . household duties puts a heavy strain on the -back Head kidneys;,-and-if••`there-were--•- nno is'. dn_eywecak_n�e�es the, back would ' beltrong iuiV , welt µ g .' 1 Iia..- Doan's Kidney mills help to giro relief to weak, backache, kidney snit tering' women. Doaii's Kidney Pills are put u�r in an oblong grey bex with our '�•sdo mark a "Maple Leaf" on tom' wrapper. .. Don't accept a substitute. ' Be% sure and get ° Loam't+. " • ''W T''.4aaAirn- Co.. Ind» Toe oak • SHOWeARDS CENSORED ltegerily obscene lithographed ,shoW cards depleting a pantilyl--clad bathing infi bean �+ t and ad vertising, a well known ginger ' ale were withdrawn from � c ciretylation by severalGod erih "stores this week after complaints had been It . . in lu - i C i ns e afr t t lodged, y a num.b ing some clergymen. Police Said they knew of the occurrence, but that the show eards were vol>itntartIy remeved from..,pdblic view by the merchants themselves, News that the bathing beauties had been relegated to the storms roma soon spread and there was a trek to the rear to :get a private view. Opinions differed, One man said it ld e d is is lure he w ou d pet the kin w o p. as&. A Wish his mother or sister to see. An- other said it was a 'beautiful 'work of art, and ;Still another said' it was mild' canParedwith wh t could beSeen any sun Cher afterno i atflieirathing'lbeach. Incidentally Hite a lot of ginger • ale was solaove the he affair,, ; seine old boys tipping• tiheirchairs with a .stra.w in, theiZmlouths as-tteY essayed the role of art critics. ArwomaiwWwwiewwwwiwww ,Y4u R011'1'6111 'em Beff'er•With .,' CUT CIGARETTE TOR 1 CCC ' "YOUNG CORRIGA►•N" WINS,AGAIN The second tight of the season under the auspices of the iGoderich Homing Pigeon 1Jlub took place on ' !Sunday morning last ,Eifty.eight lbirds were .releasecr at Guel'p'h,..at 7,30 a.m. and the first to arrive home was timed at 1040. The flying distance was 'seventy -0.X miles- The weather was foggy,• slow- ing up the birds somewhat. Bud Jerry's "Young 'Corrigan" . was again in ,.first place. This pigeon was named, as^ ,might : have been guessed,, from "Wrong Way Corrigan," the !Amman flyer who, made ' himself famous .a few years ago. Owners, of, the. first eight birds to arrive•4 .ere : Bud Jerry, 1st and 2nd, 10,30.; :. Baker, 3rd, 4th and 5th, :10.,33 ; W. (Pitblado, 0th, 10.32 ; B. Jerry, 7th, 10. i i• -is. G. VIdKay, Sth, 10.43. ,.frons re ta. , 1. Several Theft Case fore Magistrate Ei#i hteen-Y earrold Youth Pleads Guilty' toRobberies Winghaan.r,` ;g, thux haw ton env eighteen -year old, .fair -headed, delicate -looking youth, last'Thursday in County Police Court pleaded guilty to. two robberies " at .Wingham; in recent weeks and 'was re- manded 'to jail for sledteuee by Magistrate Makin& the and three ac County inBruee unt nl. m li es now(,o a �co C p at Walkerton, face nearly -a score Of. breaking, entering and theft charges. The Wingham robberies to which Rawiston,•confessed were those of Craw- -fir1a.J g garage,y-w e.��...14 -Wak taken, and Armstrong's garage, where the loot was $27 .in cash, a 'tire and a ,battery. Raalston was obviously a newcomer in crime circles. When asked if he wished to be tried, by the Magistrate or by a judge and jury, he replied : *'Which do you 'think is the best?". Crown Attorne • (Holmes said accused was wanted, in Bruce, where three ac- complices were in custody. He said ill would be )brought to Goderich,,.'to answer for -their all'eged IIluron county crimes. Thea quartette was recently ,run down after a ling series of minor robberies had- fee tioiumitted in Wing - ham, Lucknow and -Llitncardine. and of the right use of money ; some of it 'belongs to God. Mrs.. O1'arke'on behalf of; the 'Society thanked-'virs: Lane for her thoughtful words and alio °for her willingness and help at all tiriies' and expressed her regret that she would soon be leaving• Goderieh.' After the . singing ef• the National Anthem a lilasant social time was enjoyed, when "icre cream and cookies were' served,"*-- ' 1 Three Minutes, Please (Rya, Man with..a.Notellook) . The situation in the Near' East has become Syrious. 'une, July', August. Iters it is almost Labor Day and the north road to; the. harborhas not yet been started. • `What is so rare as a day -in .June'.” we -hum to ourself as we reach for the coat and hat; and Dad chimes in with, "A night at . home." 'lJe'always called her Peaches—until he found she had a 'heart like one. J. W. Craigie INSURANCE and . REAL ESTATE Get Our Automobile Rates Phene 24 •Goderich Geo.- G. MacEwaa .Fire, -Accident and Motor. Car INSURANCE Office :--Masonic •Texnp1;e, • A • West Street; Goderich Phone 230 • GODERICR c • P. J. RYAN Real Estate aid Insurance Office and Residence: 11 Trafalgar Street Phone 663•. FOR SALE --Rouses of all kinds,. choice building lots, burliness property and several good farms., . • Let me show you some real bargains. Buy nc w.- BUY VICTORY BONDS. r AT CAPITAL THEATRE 'PE"' THENow Playing—Gracie F gilds--sinngging and Glancing as "SHIPYARD -SALLY" Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Jean Arthur --Charles Coburn -and Robert C'uimnings ° • If you have* °laughtci { ii ee 1929 you'll roar at this sophisticated and hilarious tale of °impulses• and consequences' "TAE DEVIT. AND MISS JONES" Thursday, Friday • nd Saturday Jack Benny—Fred Allen -Mary Martin and 'Rochester The famous radio feudists''niast away at earls, oilier Ilii a merrily .• entertaining; • and riotouh fttnf`ilgnip "LOVE THY NEJGIIBOIt" Lerinin '�'!' ivxtentI�d�i W0(19 Sat till holidays at 3 p.m.n ' g g i and Lawrence Olivier lit "That, Hamilton Woman" - "Cush -ox Stolen A plea of guilty 'to- robbing Canada Packers' warehouse at Minton of $88 cash was entered by, James ` 1dwart_ ' ,y.,11Q has ,,just turned :sixteen. He was remanded for sentence until the 'first Thursday in SSeptetnber' and a1r"owed• tri, go with his .mother and a .S'alvationr' Army ,officer. He was formerly a part-time employee f. -Canada Pacieers^an4._k ._o --the- whereabouts of the cash -box in an egg crate. • '. The 'Crown Attorney said accused Radio ' advertising would be more enjbyalble to listeners if announcers iwould unquote the quotes. One -set' play- entitled. Don, Bat Not Forgotten. ,Scene : Any .place. Time Any. -time. "Oh; please d'in't kiss' me, •Don." '""O•b, please don't." - "011, please and a, younger boy, now on probation; hud stolen the .cash box, Mono se �, with a ` Ie, removed the money, ,sp it ;it °tty ty, and then tori thobox a l ale into a nearby pond, from ' whish they were reeoexed, and produced in -d - s When arrested c i asevidence. o t .c ur e wards had his share °ot' the spoils intact therefore full restitution was made. The: other boy had spent*6.90 ,,:on -sweets. The 'bods 1inssted the' sthey did not break Into the warehouse. They' arid, the door wa$ wide. open And that 'the egg -crate Which helet the east 4box was not hidden, as claimed. The charge was accordingly amended Trona robbery to theft, IDdwards was defended. by NT.:. r1and - _ , A sun t . IIe liked 'popping cora—until the "day he ran the corkscrew through his finger.. As Tommy .;said to Minnie IIawk, after raiding the farmer's -(luck pen : "'1'ltat was a gaac•lring good supper, in.'dear." rr $ In this day' a nd' a,re of ~cosmetics a groom"practically takes a girl - unto himself -sight unseen, , •n, A iw^eekty contempor.iry claims that man is like nisi attitoinut,ile A he can be ,pulled or pushed, or he can go 'forward . by his own motive power Yes, :1nd a lot of thein ,...are cranks, arid need mufflill;:" Wien. one reads that .$2,. O0 was spent On refreshments at• a debutante's party one wonders if the gw•01-fo-do lime .abandoned ikheir high standard, of living f or. -.the standard of fii-in ; lidgh. - This.. column i 1cn ritte, a little ,at a �tiinc-- ike a Scotsman spoiling -$iX pence. Jiin : ' otr still lake ' your, -niggling• . bath, I suppose :'e' Jack: recur min• it. SometImes :I take it hot, sometimes cold, and••when I'm in a 'hurry 'I"take it for granted... READ- THE CLASSIFIED ADS cam Agonizing Eczema (Salt Rheums) No rest,- day or night, for thoeil. afflicted , with . that awful skin die ease, eczema, or sal rhottra OS' it is commonly called. The intense burning, itching and' smarting, especially at night, or When. the affected, part' lib exposed to strongpheat or hot water, are aimedu nbeatablo, , and ,reliefgladly welcomed. , T®,got•'ricl of means it is n buy to havo the blood cleansed by the nue of a thoroughly -"reliable blood medicine such as Burdock Flood Bitters which during the past 410 years has met with great suceees -in relieving audit 1ieeseee by ata 'blood cleansing• and purifying properVee.+ Tile T. 31.0 tin -a Cow Lt , Telt" ()rad • ° Theft at Airport George !l3rown,.a; Port Albert airport worker, pleaded g ;4i1ty to the theft of al% int .ti'.ctf-Dil>il?tt,., cr bed••. ee, op and a spool of thread, tie whole rallied at less ,than two dollars. 13 counsel, alt .. (): `'flays, 4.0., said he was waking out of the gate of the airport at quitting time with the egood s under. his arm. He'Was stopped by an armed.guard and the Provincial pollee were called„ and stook hire to jail.. Mfr. Bays maintained the theft was,petty in the extreme and that his client had yielded to tempta- tion after viewing the abundant and resplendent display of supplies at the a1rPort awn A to rner Holmes said 'there was an , epidemic of petty thieving at the R.A.F, camp and that it had to be stopped. Brown was given suspended sentence, abut was obliged to pay.$15.20 court costs. Dainiel 'I3artleib was given a • two weeks' remand on a charge of obstruct- ing the police, as; was Alex. McRae on a drunk -driving , count. • ' Too Much Speed Although 1C'ilfford +llugill, of near' Seaforth,, pleaded not guilty to a charge carelessAlr-Lviug,)iagistrate--•ML held that he was speeding when he llad an ' accident at -Midnight 'May 25, on the approac'b to ` the. 'Bayfield River Fridge on No.4 highway' at Clinton. Trainc Meer ,Frim: Taylor ,told the court that Orgi11 and his ,brother neer- rowiy escaped Serious injury or death ,when their ear, rounding a eurve on a hill,: travelled 1 feet on the shoulder of f curved road, took out eight guard rail posts, struck a highway sign; and ereeihed dein), . ;a 25 -toot embanluneaat against a fencer before eoronin;y to rpt, ,Neither' young- -men had , a scratch. The driver was !lined Vi and costs. CANADIAN LORI"!, ASSOCIATION A Goderich 'branch of the Canadian Corps Association' was formed at :a meeting held at the "hone of D. Lis Bombe• last Thursday evening. The 'meeting wasat attended bytwenty Great War .reterans, ' who were quite' en- thusiastic. Deers elected were 1 Vresident, R. ial. '(Jornish ; 'vice -press' dent,D Liscomroe secretatle o e -J'ames-a. treasurer, -Jamcs-rson;- serer geant-at-arms, Ilugh Sinnamon;. stand- ard-bearer, F. Templeton. WHO GOT 'ILIKE CHICKENS?' Lester Johnston of Ashfield .township lost forty ehiekens a few nights ago. The previous afternoon two buyers had called, abut, no sale was made. The chickens were missing in the corning.. Provincial police were notified and checked, the buyers, but they were ahle to clear themselves satisfactorily. voimommommosoponouppionimposommommomossagr Zrrors Liana To B. Overiookiii Nrrort' • 0 'vision. are often SA subtle. they exist in t any- one countlessea se 'cv t n a one being aware of it. ' hl they produce harm which is - blamed on other causes.. It is not at all a. had idea to be eye -suspicious,. if something is is done about .it: Make your appel_urtnaent a '., • hy per. $654 , F. T. Armstrong OPTOMETRIST Cor,. Ring n St_* oyn. The Square God . *Wednesday t.,Loclujoii- IN;wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww..;•' .n .ON OC.P: COUNCIL James Aa 104mpbell, Goderieh trio- gist, has been ' recommended for ,. Position on 'the Ontario College alt Pharmacy° Council, representing district -No. 12. 1(e w fll sueeeed the late 3i R. Wigle. True Tonic far' Blood -CIO Nerves_ _.Invaluable at this season because it - supplies the Vitamin. B x and mineral substances so -necessary to. improve the .� qualityy,bf the bloed and 'help,the nerves. For better appetite, better digestion, •/ .better is sleep andfor better 'health use '~ • -Dr. Chase's Nerve-FoocL ' . tttI' agains Merism—Enlist Now!' This in'Canacdla'>s fight- aurid YOU are Canoodle., Everything for which • you l;iavie worked and planned—yourr p sue, your l>iore-are threatene d by the fiendish ati4 tcks of the Mains ;And though We roil in the factories p j with which nese wetipons tom r�nQlaatce weapons with whie'•h >ln crush them, these are usele s without MEN.' ^ �An ' The Caiuradian Active Army requires men'. for Artillery, Engineers, o Signals, 'Aranoured Cars, Tanks, Infantry, Transport and Supply, .Medical, Ordnance'and' other branches. of the Service, The Army is, • prepared to ',teach many trades, and to Train yolk to cirtciently handle Canada's., weapons of war. Go to your nearest District Recriniltirig^Office. Find out about these Ui ts;^ l�.o'w they work,. what they do. See just where yot.t'll fit in. r S(ce where an cuy partilar° . skill you possess cans best' be . utilized.. then join up ffo>t. ACTION. , " 0 `Apply to nearest District Recruiting Office. or Any Local Arinonry "' DEPARTMENT OF ACTIVE SERVICE RATES' OF PAY IN THE RANKS $1.30 per Day with -Board, Lodg- ing, Clothing, Medical and Dental .care provided. EXTRA: (1) Rates vary'?n from 25¢ to 75¢ bier day for stied ltradestlien whale ern, ployed. (2) Dependent Allowances in Cash: $35 to wife, $12 each per month for 2 children — only 3 dependents per soldier.