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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-07-31, Page 5MUM/PAZ JULY 21Gt, x`J&i. 0=0 . ..... . . .J Pi.,. Piano 11 Den.'t take chances factory experience is very essential. • 1 was formerly Uer tzma!l's Toronto factory • .ia o tuner and 1 have credentiabl Oto show., ,'': ® This is my 20th 'year tuning' ianos in, Godo 'cls. Local names furuished if ,desired. Tuning* • 3.00 --cleapin ' and'. de>p otId g included.. o r WRITE . T. SMITH. D 9 THE OODERICH SIGNAL.STAR 0 0 4 n ; c n St. � Gat. 96 M N��g�ao� � oict0====0=0 0 O 1L'*[2., LEAVES COUNTY 11O1 Daniel 'Hanover, an old -age pension- er at the -County Home, ,'Clinton, was, the object •of a Widespread search . on • Tuesday, During , the day he was• visited by Buffalo friends and when they were `about to leave; Ile begged to go With `them. ' On being refused per- mission to do so, he ;threatened to take his life. IShor'tly after dinner be was found walking down: the railway- track towards Brumfield. He was returned to the Home. o Trusses and abdominal supports Private fitting room Campbell's Drug Store - BENMILLER BI+INMID 1DR, July 29. TElizaabeth 'Ann Orange has returned ,to her home after spendingsome time with her aunt at Fingal,. • Mr. and Mrs. Marry ' flaacke, of, 'Deloro, visited;''last week with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vanstone. tl, Miss Phyllis Jewell of—St. Thomas •is holidaying at her home here for a time.. Mei and Mrs. D. T.. Pfrimmer,-spent the week -end in Hamilton. ° Rev. R. 1G. 'Hazlewood and !Mrs. Ted Me'Michael were in (Goderich :hospital on •Monday having their tonsils, re- inov'ed. Both were able to return home the next day. Mrs. McKee . and Miss Jean, of To r' onto, spent last week -end with Mrs. .' ,Straughan. • Miss Jean remained for a longer . holiday. Mrs. W. :Straughah spent last week le Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. McKee and faunily. • Mrs. (.Rev,.) 'R. G. flazlewood was last week attending canip -for the junior" girls at the Summer School -bommmnln • irO th of -GMderi`e ,:. "sec ing as 'instructor. Threshing ,has Commenced in this locality. f The Young People's Siel tY are hold- ing fd-ing a :wiener roaStOt the beach on Friday night. • Wedding bells, are, ringing around `Benmiller. ' ,Congratulations are extended to Mr. and. !Mrs. Ted 'Michael on their recent marriage. • lagging; Dragging Pains:In the Back + dany women nave to do their own 11ionsework, and' the constant bend- ing over, lifting, making beds, sweeping, itonng, sewing, so nece& Baty to perform their household duties' puts a 'heavy -strain ori, the back and kidneys, and ifithere :sicore no kidney weakness the back wodld be strongand well. • • • Dban'e Kidney Pills help to give . relief to weak, liackadhe., kidney suf- fering women. Doan's Kidney ?ills are- " :-p in an oblonga box withtrade' "Maple mark a el our urtLeaf" ° on the wrapper. • . Don't accept a subatitut'a. Be; , sure • and get '' Doan'8. " Mrs T Milburn Oo, Ltd:. Tvontio. Omit NILE NIIIIJE, July. 30. -Miss Ruth Cantwell has -returned to'Beachville after spend- ing two weeks at the parental home. There- will be no service 'in Nile United church next , •Sunday. Sunday school will be he1ti' at the usual time. The Nile unit of the .•1 ungannen !Red :gross. Society have sent in the followin.r arthles for the months. of May. June an!. July : 16 quilts, 4 baby ,blankets, . 1 seaman's , scarf, 9, pairs plain -socks, 2 pairs -.seamen's long stockings, 1 pair mitts, 1 layette. NEWS OF BAYF!ELD BAYITIVE10, July 299. 'all+O. OIL; mnur' f TOrento is tile guest of Muses A. M..tarad E. J. 'Stirling. ' Mrs,R. II. Middleton' retUrned to lad► home in fleasali on iSuriday after having visited her' MOther,. Mrs. W. W. Wood. Mrs. David Dewar spent the week- end with Mk. and grs. David Dewar, jr., in 'Torozito. ° Mrs. Leoy doth and 'Master Ronald returned to Caledonia on Sunday with Mr. P. Poth, who 'was here over the Week -end. . ;Miss Taylor, who wan spending a • vacation with. also has returned to ,Caledonia, .*Uiss Mildred 'Caaneron returned home on iSa,turday after having spent a• fertnight at Lexington, Mr. and gro. 'John, Rankin and two children; of 'Gosheia, Ind., visited the former's {aunts', 'Misses J; B. and C. P. +Raning, at their 'cottage , in the vii= lage last week, , Messrs. Will and Frank Cameron of'• Detroit spent the week=end with 'their Sister; Miss: B. leamerou.• - Miss Diva . Dewar Toronto came last week to ^spencOsthe remainder of the sumer , vaeation with .her par- ents; ;Mr. and 341rr,. ;David DeWalr• Miss Dewar attended the New Educa- tional ,Fellowship: conference held in Ann Arbor, Mich., and also visited her sister, Mrs. Ernest Itehn, in Framing- ton, Mich. Mrs. D. 'Crane and Mrs Charles Mustard of .Toronto spent a "few days last week. at the Mustard cottage. 'Corp. Frank. .Burch, Uplands Flying School, Ottawa, joined his wife and babe on Saturday -rat the summer home_, of her - mother, Mrs. T. Mustard, where he will spend two weeks' leave. .1r. 'W. Gray and Mr. and Mrs. ugene Gray of Detroit Spent the Week -end with 'Mrs. 'Gray .,and Miss - Alto, Gray, who have been. holidaying w;tth Mrs. James Ferguson. Mrs. Eugene Gray remained with them. Mrs. R. W. !Bristol left on Monday to spend a day with her cousin, _Miss.. B. Ward, in Clinton beforereturning to Washington,. D.C. • Mar.•.an.d- 1-rsr all er ry-• iter -an-dh children, of London, . are holidaying with .the former's .parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. cBaker:' 9. i M'i �. �D Lola ilio tt of Detroit and R.ese3,nary ',Miller of Mount ,Clemens are visiting the former's mother, Mrs.' Maria Elliott.. 'the gtie.st-s of 'Mrs.Anna gown at her cottage. , Garden i `srrt3a The annual garde party of Trinity church was ,geld on the rectory' thaw,, ora 'Thursday last. The various booths were well patron-. izeti, .badies of the• congregation were •in charge, 'of the supper 'tables and kitchen: Mr. Wm. Mone of fraensali operated an electrje grauiapbone 'to which an tunplilier was attached,.. and. the patriotic numbers added to the t ..'affair. gale y the A short 'larog;riaaza consisting of bagpipe &eledtions by Rev. B. ,F: Andrew, who was in hilt. •. and pianoforte seleetions by David Trout and Miss Vera ,Pease was n1u•eb,;,_en- ; oyed; 'During the evening a visitor, •Mr . d'. ;Ki'bby of Detroit, offered prize, for al ehildrenas pelliaig naateb. .Iu the oth and 7th'grades Donna- Baker of, '1I4oiidon• won 'tile' $1.OQ'; Ronald Knight of Toronto the 50c, and Bob ;Hallowell of St. Catharines 25c. For those who were in the Stir grade last year, (Keith 'Brandon won the •50e, 'George Heard ,25e, ,and. ',Helen Styr-, gem 23c. The .warldene•are very much indebted to all those who so kindly gave their services to make the affair such a suds. DUNG •A.NNON DU NGANNON July 361—Mrs. jos. •ai few da A., Killough spenta ys recently daughter. Mrs, visiting her Wm. Kelly, , Walton, and Mr. Kelly, Who has joined •the --army: Mrs. Robt. !Henderson • (formerly Agnes Young) With her four children, from' Wingha,rn, • is moving into the McAllister house this week. Mr. Henderson is in the • army. Mr. and' Mrs. 'Ceoi1 Orser, Detroit, spent the week -end among relatives here, continuing north to 'Golden Valley, , where they will spend their vacation. • Mr, Abe Smith, who went to•B'yron .Sanatorium two weeks ago, is, we hear, doing 'very well with the • rest and treatment. Mrs„ !B. J. Crawfcj with her.'house- 'keeper,} Mrs. -+Rose ,,:might; Lucknow, is -•-spending-some:-t=ime--at •t-lie-•settamt Port Albert. _ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Willis and Mr, and Mrs.:Robt. McMillan and son Bobby- are bending vacation at ' the tither Willis cottage: A St. John's ambulance- course was held at 'Lucknow and was eiimpleted Tuesday night. Those from Dungan- non Who took • the course were Mrs. John Blake, Mrs. Lorne Iiers,.. Mrs. Otto 0 1 s. Will 'Stewart Mrs. l' pp, Hx Stew� t and• M s. Will 'Smith. Miss. Bernice 'Blake returned ' last Monday after a few days spent with friends at •Wingbam. 4 ' t• Mrs. Cook, Toronto, who is recuper- ating from illness and has been spend- ing soiue time with Mr. and Mrs. John Blake, is now spending a while with her ,cousins, Mr. . and . Mrs. . Will Gardner, Lucknow. - Douglas Alton, son •of Mr. and Mrs. Will Alton, Toronto,. is .spending holi- days with his cousin, J. C. Alton. Mrs. hazel McQuillan and cliiughter June, Lansing, visited on _lionr;1aty 'with Mr. ag Mrs. Ohas. Alton. • Visitors with .Mr.- -and Mrs. John, Blake recently were Miss Willa Hoff- man, their niece from• Dunnville, ac- ., 1 Ir. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson and two children, of Sudbury, came on Thursday last to visit theformer's parents, 'J•1r. and Mrs; W. L. Ferriuson. Mrs.' Mary• Parker 'Cox of Devil's Lake, 'N.D., is visiting her sister, -in- law, Mrs. Chaa,les,Parker, for a few •weeks. Mr. Sydney Castle returned to Sim- coe on 'Sunday after having spent the past week with his mother, Mrs'. M. 'Castle: Mr. -and Mrs. Henry Miller of Mount Clemens, 'Mich., • spent the .week -end With) "Mrs, M. Elliott. Billy Johnston of Windsor, is visit- ing his arrnt, Mrs. Malcolm Toms. Mr. and Mrs. George Peck of North Dakota' are the guests of the former's sister, .Mts.'•iW, Dawson. Mrs. Mary Ross and her daughter, Mrs. K.. Gardiner, of Edmonton, are limmimeammulimmimmeminOmmui teOmpanied trey two girl friends; Mr. and 'Mrs. -Will Orazastdaza, 'Goaalliands, Man.; Mr. and Mrs. Jus. i'Tanston, +Ooderidph ; dtev. A. W. =1;row 2, Afars. Brown and latl gal, ,Brantfoni, And lijizo • ifilizab1 Uli ,Scott, Ripley. Air. and Mrs. John' E. 'Freeman of Iroquois J'L111s called on Mr. and Airs. jos. A, Killough today (Wednesalay) . Visitors with. mt. rill Pars. MA, McWhinney ' `i centllr r were 'Mr. and Mrs. 81mer 'Shackleton and Gari, ;,of 'Detroit; "Mr. and firs,• Robert iReid;. of Port Elgin, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Lavin; with Afarg'areI ,mid. Arthur, of Toronto. • . • Air. and Mrs, Jinuny Figgins and two children, of St. Catharines, have been visiting; relatives ha, these parts. The farmers of thig vection aro get. ting pretty well on with wheat tliresh- ing operation,, and are quite pleased with, the yield 'considering thedry spell we had in .the growing season, Red Cross Wgrk.—Mrs, Durnnin, 1Mrs, Pew, Mrs. avers, and 'Mrs. .Smith packed 'bales of Red 'Cross workCon- ttaining. the following' articles on Sat- urday afternoon : For refugees -26 quilts;, 3 pair pants, 2 pair sox, 1 pair bed sox,. 6. !quilts, 1 layette, 1''woman's. night dress, 1 baby blanket, .li/% doz. diapers, 1 'baby 'Vest, slip,nightgown, binder. . Army --33 pair sox, 6 scarves. Air 'Force -3 scarves, 1 pair socks, .1, Pair` half ':mitts, 1 pair two-way mitts, 3 'pair plain mitts. Seamen -1 ,pair gloves, 1 pair two-way. mitts, 8 pair - mitts, 2 helmets, 3 scarves, 1 turtle- neck sweater, 3 pair socks. CARLOW CA'R'LOW, July 29.—The bounteous rain on '.Sunday night, aid • Monday • morning greatly refreshed the palrchecl earth, and will help gardens and. roots and other growing crops. But more is needed. ' Rev. R. G. ,Hazlewood began his 'holidays on Monday with having his tonsils removed at the Godericli hos- pital. 'He has made a goad recovery. Rev. --and Mrs. W. R.. 1p,,POD aild and, Margaret," of Perth called on some of Mr. Alp's former parishoners. ' o'Mrs. Credie of London visited her sisl~er., rs. +'eWIfeBri e, last week. 'Mr. and Mrs. Duncan ,CrawfOrd and two .children, of Michigan, visited Mr. and Mrs. Stoll and later went on to • Muskoka. Mr, and Mrs. Fred 'McGregor, Rod- erick and Charles J. MacGregor and Mrs. Bailie, of Alberta, mother of Mrs. 'MacGregor, visited Mr. Alex. Young last week. ee. . The Ladies' Aid were g ests°0--tire Dungannon e'W:M:S. at the • last. meet -1 ing and assisted in the program. The United Church held'' its picnic at Harbor 'Park, Goderich, on Friday, afternoon, • when 1 a goodly number turned out to enjoy a day at the lake, A series of r••,,ces and contests 'was enjoyed and theg men -,played off some keen horseshoe games. The summptu-1 ous supper -at the close, with a .boun- teous Supply' of .ice cream, brought the j -annual summer- outing to a close." I Mrs. Thomas Jewell had , tivs-^vis-itors on J ,� clay her sister-in-law, Mrs. 111fri and the Misses Murray and Ir. W. T. '.Henderson, dill of Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. Wail. Fowler and ftiim 1 ily attended. the Fowler picnic at 'GRIP CAPE TIRE Easy Terms, Liberal Allowance for your G. PLANTE IMPERIAL OIL . STATION . Nelson and Victoria St Goderaacb•� 1 Phone 513 Springbank, London, F oh Saturday. Cargill visited at M. J. O''Connor's yes- Despite the hot weather and busy time, terdays • there- Was a large attendance of tela- tives and friends. KINGSBRIDGE We are pleased to' note"_ that 'Miss _.- K. Dineen is much improved from , ._r.e t•...illnns&.. il3e'r sister,.;,, Mist .- ,� .. Joy, is spending the summg. wi-thW,her and her 'brother, ' Mr. Joe"Dineen. Mrs. 'Gus. ' Kinaahan of West• Wawanosh spent a couple of days• in burg. the last week.- • ri h � is • JohnHusseyof Ode C Mr. G anal spending a . few dhys at the' Con., O'Keefe home. KINGSBRIDGE, Julys 3Q. --Mr., and sonDennis,Mrs.John 'suionil and De De . of Pinkerton, and.. Mrs. J. Brophy daughter Mary, of Wingbam, visited at M. J. ()'Connor's lust Wednesday. Mrs. 'T. Molyneaux of Dublin spent 'week -end. -a Tim Griffin's.. 'Sir. and.Mrs•. King -Wand- daughter Agnes,. offTeeswater, spent Sunday at Blaise Martin's. • Mr. IMO Mrs. Frank (teddy and c1i1dren, of Goderich, spent the. week- end in Kingsbridge. Mr. .J. •I3. ()iLoughlia of Detroit is at present making his annual 'Kingsbridge visit. - Mr. I.en: ()iLoughliri, with his 'little daughter and , son, Mary Ann and Jimmie, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.._ Dren- "naii of Detroit -visited at -Thos. Drcen- nan's ever' the week -end. Mr. -and Mrs. Rouse -and daughter, of •Goderieh, visited . with. Mr. •and Mrs. J. C. Moss ' here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs: Joe O'Reilly of Chicago and ,lir: and Mrs. P. M. ,O'Reilly of MAEEKING ' •MAT1fi.IIiNIG, July 20. --Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCann of ,Nile visited on Sunday at the home- of Mr. and Mrs. George Twamley. The'W.M.S. met 'fast Thursd•ay*•� r'"' noon at the church. ..9 Congratulations are 'ectended to. Mr. . and Mrs. Charles '1Hodgins, .neW13 reds. Wilma McIntyre, of the 2nd con- cession, spent last weetit with • Mrs. Clifford Kilpatrick._-_ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Twamley and family attended ; . the -Hasty picnic at Kintaii last Tuesday. .. Mr. a and• Mrs. 'Chester =Brown of •Der trait spent the week -end, with the latter's sister, Mrs. George Twamley; and Mr. Twamley. . p nes 13 • a• 0 IMO Ui . oderic a ridgy, Aug. 1st -each night --$150, War °Savings 2nd -=each night 50, War Savings 3rd --4: eh night-- 25, War Savings • 4 to 8 -each night- - 5, War Savings Certificate Certificate Certificate Certificate Draws will be made at 12 4 p.m., .;each night. Tickets not drawn first might eligible for end night's Draw. Ten Booths on the Grounds ---Bingo, Keno, Games, Jitney Dances: Special invitation to all ,Men of the forces. SPECIAL -Foie Boys and Giiills-10c tickets will be sold .for a new Bicycle' each night. „ ADMISSION FREE EVERYBODY COME - EVERYBODY WELCOME H. Kinkead Pres. E. 4E. Cranston, Chairman of Carnival Com. A. H. Erskine, • PR,OCEEDS IN AID OW *AR 'SERVICES AND CRIPPLED 01IILDREN. • This Space donated by'lhe SigriaLStar. • in the event of inclement weather' the Vrelic will be held in the Wet t. Arena.