HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-04-20, Page 7TI1lUt1DA". , 20th, 1944
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oeoormplished, Re •believes that the
particular ttet$ i t , co-operatiof can
,actually tui-afOrm.aue-n:iae patter'
of law and:orderly
erly
internat1or T
•
"epos,,.�o thinks that 4overanaeutsAnd
peoples, 7ayiug ,practised :�operat1ou
.
without running rlowu every Imaginable
legal or political 1utp1ication, oral
realise that the formalisation of their
practices is not a xrrmtter of spe+eulation
on possibilities tut of ;ratification; of
aetualittes.
He is toga wary to regard this as 'a
certainty. He •is' reported to hive told
-the-Russions that•hc would not, undery-
L
n � the attitude
o
ta>ike -li1G azure � - ! t
the . Atneric an ;people in the tomorrow,,
T)
But he alaao told the Amiens that the
a readya
American people were for certain
forward troves oat of the present, and
that tile popular attitude would be
confirmed by instant action. Ile found:
the Rus,slaus willing to meet him on
Haat ground, and,: of eourfie, the°,: 3ritish..
And since no concrete interests' of the
three' powers- are in' coufliet. his; phil-
osophy on in -father
is tri
Permits ht to
trsophy per i $ _
as`,. -0 ''of" ('o=o ratlort with ac rar-proas-
Peet that an international orgeniaation
will come into being.
• The Raltimere Sun.
"The burden of the worm teats h?,A •
the shoulders of ,the average man,"
says The Guelph, .iiercury.And though.
slightly :stooped end suffering ;from;
saddle -gull, Ole, hardy` little sgnofegun
3aMstllk,:;on hia_feet, but Wobbly. -Ottawa
It n.:
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eiCCOPY �c1//414- ATI?
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recently celebrated„t .e' fifty-fifth aapnx,
nivrsaary'-,of tt}eir Weti ling•
11ayor i of oe . of i ip:Cartline h,:as
peen assured :by lYavy,,, Minister Mae-
de/441d .that a corvette to be lauueheti:
shortie wi,11. be framed
"Ri}aeardiiie.°! .. . ”;
.,After 8 long illness 'Michael Fletcher•
.died on April bth at his hoarse in BxKbtera
in .his eighty-seYenth 'year. ilis • wife
predeceased Kirin, and` Iiitrviving , are
four sous and a daughter.
Andrew Rt;chanan, .a rich-kuo n
tar ,` aX w
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r',;.
Brussels, and Edwin Calvin Coo
son or liar. and ,:firs. Ceetl . Cooper,
Clinton. Later ton:hapPy couple left
on at trip" to Niagara Valls and -tether
Ontario .Points. They will resile in
C1lintun. "
Watl1-41ackett�
A pretty Easter wedding took plate
ora Saturdaa.y,'A1)ril ;8th, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas:Hackett, Ash-
field, when their daily daughter, irlxna.,
GGwendolyn, became the Bride of MMd-
C1t'ICIAM. April 11. -•-Ur. t� spa
lett last week to reams him v o*
the boats for this season. Itaas tib
yearn the tilincoe from Ooderieki.
4,C.2 Lloyd ItlituiSan, hie wifhome e
children,
ild{gren'{--,{vylisiteed at��- theFinnigan, , i
st
iinele, " Mr. Raymond.
Thursday. He expects. to leave tor tt
YafRw- _lars.ktiou April .-- _
. ofMr. *14 Urn
'V'isitors at the
i'Unitee
Wilfred Drennan on Sundaywere
Lorraine 1)ren.nau, 0f• Lutkpoiv, 'r
and Sirs;' Herb fitotiterii, 4eled a
Arnold ' Miro•, " .Harry' Bradley, Sandr
and infant 40n, Billy, of-1:)uugannon.
Miss 'Shirley .'►Sherwood. return to
Luelinow High .;School on Mon.duy» d
Mr. Norni&ui' Rivett _left on -Monday
for .. Lloydininster Sask.. - Where be
is engaged for the season.' .. • .;
: Nltssitonary Meeting.• Thi ladies' of .,
ford'•Gordon .Rfall of 0,111r`oss., The
Crewe.W M S Wet' on Thursday',.' fibril_
�• 18th, • At the home q of Mrs. ', 1re-
resident of, l ensali, 'died on April: 0th Ceremony was performed by Rev. G..G.
at Victor.`ia Ilospital, ',London, in itis • Howse. --Mass •Ethel Wall of .Taranto,.
eighty-fourth y ear Ile is' survived by -sister :of the groom; was brldestlia1d,
his wife, • two softs and two. dralghter and the, groam,sman'wits. Reith Hackett,
1ipgham brother : of the bride.
,,:unci-er; the sus Ices of the.:�'V
Fish ani 'patine. Cl x a= trio klo8t i* Dla' cew- arrr
' specified treats haft been. deposited �, in , . n Easter lllondaiv
floe streams of the district, in an effort 0
Street T.imited church.
at' the: Ontario
- parsonage, t
to' restore' the good .fishing of bygone
c'l n -
ton, Rev.^G,• G. Burton united in near- and Xe Took :tie Not In." Mrs. M.
riage Geraldine Madeline, eldest laugh- Sitackidton gave a temperance reading,
ter of
M and Mrs. Clifford ,Parr►• "Temperance in Russia," After a. duet
Despeler, • and -Pte. Elwyne • Earl by Mrs. S. Kilpatrick and
Blake, B.C.A,M,C., only * son of Mr, Whinney, Mrs, Win,' Crozier ted in
and Mrs. Earl flake, Base luxe, Clinton, prayer. A. reading was,given by Mrs.`..
Ti riez?eis' were 'present. from Ilespeler,. Kilpatrick" and " the,' chiapter the
Dip cannon. .and Clinton. • ,A.fteer a, brief study book was taken .bx. ars.,.-Benson .,:
14iV0.8FZ/BVF YV /1I ',
s Bap/ wetazse dor ay.
s' C#
Keit' UP. mini�/C�' ..F9
.
pm/ Yaro�,Y
ass /N T//EArixe4,04vr`,
.."7/e ' /T `t/AS,/N riontaeitoval
INFLATION ISS' POISON
Canada has held off infiatio n .
so far and otherr countri s
admire- its for it. -But. if yoi1.,
and I and =our friends' stopN':,
'giving the Prices Board our
'su ort; the whole- ceiling` -
' then
may still crack ..and.
"e''l) arllearn wkiat hardship -.
it , •
and deprivation . really i's!
JOHN LABATT LIMITED
London Canadc�
Samuel McBride, ofPStanieY town-
ship, ' near ; •R111sgr'een, while' thrrowinl
straw from the top of the strawstack
\fell backwards and alighted on his back,
on • some ice, receiving, injuries to his
back,. which required .the doctors
attention.-
Mrs. George Robertson,, *Bxeter, ;had
her right band severely lacerated. *hen
her fingers became caught : in ah ex-
haust fan ",ii• her 'kitchen. she' was
taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
Where it . Was said, it would not be
necessary ,to amputtate any of the
iiiigers.., • . •
--The death of Mrs. Robert St .pletoii;
-lifelong resident of East' Wawanosh,
occurred • s addenl ` on April 7th in her
Y
sevent'yTiifth year, Deceased' was: the
former Agnes Wilson', daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson; Sur-
`�Iv g,
leaven. The theme was " Christ Is
Risen., the , Church fs Born," and stile
devotional service in the, l4lisstonarry
'Monthly 'was Used. Edna McWhitilley
had charge, of the prrograin 'which fol.- , -
lowed; A Sao -WITS retidered`by'.GQ4en :
dolyn Treleaven, And Mrs. B. Treleaven
gave a'' reading, "I Was a Stranger
honeymoon, tine ridegroom returned
to his, station at • Stratford.
Highway Accident
between Seaforth. aril Clinton
A truck driven by • Russell D. 11Xc-
Graatla, of. Burlington,. with a .cargo of
spray material for fruit trees, crashed
into the rear of a car owned and drive.
by E. T. Box, of ' Seaforth, on No. 8
_h' h y between-Seafo>~ th And -Clinton I
Shackleton. Mrs; Drennan road some
"thank • ,yon" Correspondence ter a -
Christmas .box that had -��een ` s+ent
ovc`seas and n letter .of sympathy that
wig sent to a faanily in the: community.
The meeting closed with the-benedie-
tion, lt(rs.,,Cvozier' nliowed some niter,.
estingg pictures • that her on
Officer Colin Crozier, bad ',taken, from
the air, of his home' community.
Io Welsh regiment choir' wok ringing
on 1Vlonday morning, �causiwg extensive A 'Ptf g
. track and xautsiil�e the officer's mess:
dttniaige to both- ear nand ° trU • ., �." .'
in iir3= to Mr:Sox, .who surfered.lacera Thi; colonel., sent for tit unmusical
h nd and arra. ° 'The • truck sergeant -major. ��
in • ^iieside`s the husband, are -a teens to. . a "• •
Margaret, at home; and a da'irer escapee:.iijnry, Atr.: "Bat had "Go axed- tell–the choir; , he; "said, 'Ito
daughter, Marg . stopped - and Was hacking .gip when the Sing 'Sweet ` And Low!.'
brLetitiaGAnderson, wiof dow of Robert trick driver failed' to ,see .the :lacking The sergeant -major went out arid'
Lent. , . -cal' rr.;tiane to -avoid a collison. bawled,; "If yeti blokes" can't wake 'cess_.
Do�vson; passed the
on a ' i noisea the "�t)lonel . says you've. got td . "
:aril Gt1i at the age of seventy-two BUS A 130ND - TO BEAT 'RULER cleft
years. She was well known an her,
early Years in Nest "Wa cwrnvsh, . being
the youngest child of • :Alexander • andw
Margaret Anderson, pioneers' .$)f that
township;`• their home being on the 9th, ,
concession. Mrs. Dowson :lad*an inter 1.
eating li€e Inw. -1$94 she:. `vent_ 10
7ourg� •utli-ico, . o iiieet'
her :insurhannesbe hu,sbaSoxadT a"d ris are s
.on her a ori' til.: Tit- 1900 she returned
viitli her three children, - remaining in
T
M1
below wilt receive two War:Savings• Sit -amps • ree
��.exrin-byou W _ .
In twent sixx issues.of The Go erich: ,Signal•Starrf advertisements under thus ° DRUGS,. ;
Y
heading will' contain_. several. na es of persons living to -Goderich and district.
The names • will be selected from -the subacription,.liist of ; The Signal -Stan
Sim fined- yet roan+e-in-one he=` advertisements, bn _th, advertisement,
h ,-a
'present' ht to -the store' iinrwhich your name appears, and receiver i `` ••a y _ .
Complete line of. Dairy Products,
IVIILH .BAR and r
j; COUNTER
UNCI
r
Near Theatre `
''Phone 104
West St.
Special Prices :on
BED :0'UTFITS
Steel Bed, Spring and. Mat,
:tress, :Felt or ' pin ing-Filled, ; `
li ;Pr-odactsn'
Milk, Cream, 'Devon Ice ,Cream
VISIT 'OVR -DAIRY -RAR
,IT;IS-NOT TOO E•LY
to place.. you: order for some of
Jacksons Special Tomato, Plants.
;They, JJwill be . in bloom when'
planter: out; also' order Spanish.
Onion Plants now. '- _
Phone 105
Jacksons ----Florists
]C`ilier on''S
Drug. Store
YOUR FRIENDLY
DRUGSTORE
,Prescriptions a. Specialty
Phone 45 Goderich'
DEADQr
B}E
u[ickly remoued� n L%an Sanitary 7'rucka;. Frio ae coLleet..
8-10 6-GLIITTON - - _ ;� L2 �STRAT 'QED.
lid Sol; ed.
IsGsitso L Uri Y IO L
Wawanbsh until the Hoer. Ware was -
over when she returned'. In X913 the
family a more o r' , .,.: k�'-hC' .
lufsb&nO, 'g'a's snec ss2ul in business
until his death."'in .1.93t�_.,Siriee �tha__ -. ..
time ;Mrs Dawson had managed ;;the
�'bushiess until sii'e'� r'ed a. ;yea ,.-ago..,
,She lea.ves.a soon,••two dau tern and
four grandchaklren., , including, Pte. Eric
Dowson with the.. 8th Army. in Italy,
also a -sister, Mrs. R. Barbo8r•. of Tor, , .; / �N►�1
onto, and two brothers, 41ec of Toronto,
itch---Chanr1es 0 .Sontii_Africif. r - A
Many Enlistments • -• . •
from French Settlement
•
The • correspondent of The .Zurich
Herald . for St:., Josepli aired. *B.eaver
own,7 it- 'the--Pxertch• eitlera'ent,--gays.:
"These.two French Canadian burgs and
their outskirts; we believer -have given.
more soldiers to • their. country • than
any town or city in _this- Dominion,.
according •to population." - •- '
Smith Reid "'
• The marriage of Audrey Reid, daugh-
ter
tau h -:ter of ` tile.. tate lir.-.and Mrs. W.-2.
Reid, . Wingham; to Walter Marley
Smith, son sof • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Smith, also of. Wingham, was- solem-
nizM "by • Rev. Kenneth MacLean in
New ..St. '.Taines Presbyterian dhureh,.
London, on April 11th..' "-After a Honey-
moon'Ot :IVi1rdsor'and Detroit/ Mr. and.
Mrs.. Smith will reside at Wingham. ,
Cooper --Jewell " ' •
-- '
.At the; Brussels United church par-
sonage, on•ApNril .filth, Rev. H. C. Wilson
performed , tie ;. marriage , ceremon•y.
. uniting •. Annie Margaret Jewell
MacDonald
Electric
*LECTRICAL
Goderich
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xWgK.�vyT .r..e �ia.b4aNm,ty+9-Tn . �,�•. �.. Axw,-;•x W,x
Stanley St"liana 'g5
Mrs. M. McVittie, Goderich
RESTAURAP1TS
DIAMOND • RINGS
Bu OVA;' LORIS; LONGI ES
, and : ROLEX •WATCHES'
-SILVERWARE•and CUT GLASS
GENERAL "'•"•HARDWARFr
- _ x:►OWE.-.:711tf�.J'4N1 S
SPORTING GOODS
''West St: Phone a486
DI' .EVERY. DESCRIPTION'
4
MADE ANY,V1 fill -R
Credit Reports :Enquiries Invited :I
72 ONTARIO ST.
STRATF•OR]
42.4-6-S
Canadian Tire'
Corpoiation
ASSOCIA'PE.•STORE
L. 0. ETSTONE> Prop;
TIRES anti:BATTERIES
Hamilton' St Phone,69W
.Buy; and hold your Vat savings.-
-Sainte Coo . o:
DEABRS I.Nr
COAL-- CO.= —, 'V 'COD`
Phone 76. r ' Nelson St.,
.tinder .try1ng:.' eiirreumstanees we
are trying to do it good job.
You will find, this a good 'firm to
da business with.
Gordo i- an' n ter
YOUR FRIENDL'S/
:. C'1'LIES Sult;ViCR. .,
tDEALuR
Phone 71'7
i 4
A goodLway to spend your''even.
ing or Ieisare• ,herr In pleasant
eongetiial ,surroundings.
]loyal .,136i7v1ing
. Alleys
tr est St. " ` - Goderich
'`.when woe" a through
It loolts dike new•,'•'„,
Ilannilton St. - - Phone 229
"1 say, Sandy, whit about that thirty :
skiuilinas you owe • met”' 4 - ' '•
"011, that'll be quite aw• rights,
Dougal; I ken it's,your-birthday next'
Sawbath,aii� sr'm gaun to gie it- tae
*you wi' niu egngratuifttiotas',"
"Yo_u • just bi itig the "sillar, Sandy,
an' It congratatlate' zona`-se1'."
TI -IED
A
• COALCO�
'CCIAL and COKE
We are trying our best 'to...serve
you with our available supply Of
Fuel,.
Phone' 9w • Albert St.
!on 13oayq
i'.
Fender: Shoe
-
84 East St. Phone `2013w.
Dile to Priorities and leek of
Borne essential. parrti we.. fano .it
Imhos; ibie to give ire -war srrvio. ;
H. G, AtePAfEt L 11:WATSON
- - ' anplete Line of
t! RESIT •I+` I}iT & VEGETABLES
. IN SEASON,
•fiCIENTIEIC EQUIPMENT
FRIENDLY SERVICE`
I" lioiie 47O Last St.
► �dneys
Cry for Help
Most popple- fatil to recognize the
seriottsness 'of a bad ,hack,
• Vho stitches twitches, and tiivinge&• •
ere-b'ad enough and cause great suf.
feting, but back of the backache
and the cause of it All is the dis-
ordered kidneys crying out a warn-
ing through " the back,' '
pain iii .tiwback is the kidneys'_:,--
cry for help. Go •to •their aassistflnc+c.
Get a box of Doan rs Kidney fills.
remedy for backache and, alek
kidneys:
"Bonn,s,r o ate • put up in; an
oblong' grey box with. our trademark ar,iota rte todfl, on the
wrapper. . .
+
lttrie e subs itutes. Get f' .1)oat'i'S.-»
fl'lio .
Milburn Co., Ltd.. '.1 oiUttf{, bat.
THE pi'CK.`0F, TOBACCO
�t .bQES taste
good ,I6. a pipe '
•
1Iow > such better -
yot� .::fear wlr.en
you clear nose of:
-transient 'cones. •
Um at bedtime.with Va-tro--nol ip I
Va-tro-nal does 3 important things
.(1) shrinkas„awollen membranes; (2)
1 soothes irritation; (3) helps flushng
sal p ages!►, clearing clogging m , t
telieving transient Ongestion. it'troakca►
breathing. eastern" invites oleep.. •' 1
1f a tom threat,
i ens, Va-tro-noir. �
f used a t irst< mitt:: InClwe
or'sneeze hepta
i
, apingprevent . s �i•e- iiiikirtoatiosh
Thoughts of Spring and paint•rninded people, :everywhere are
"'suddenly„ aware of the familiarcMartin=Senour.tgn (although its
there all the year 'round) because Spring is the usual and accepted
time, to repaint :For` freshibeauty and, protection!
z : -
And this sign'is a sure sign of'an enduring paint because Martin.
Senour hl 00% pure I - ' - i '
er see the sin of Martin,Senour, there will be found the
Whenever �
Y�4u ,
aint of. endurance and; lbngoi lasting beauty. It is the *pre whkh in
one breath welcomes Spling and the chance to bap ter. as well as
to :do the'paatr"rosin~ job of protecting property l
MARTIN-SENOUR
100`,, PURE PAINTVARNISHES NAME