The Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-09-07, Page 7/LW,It
,448tunueti" le a WOW that reolrriiir "Stuluied." After Ramie :time someone
1)f11 St feW daye has 84ted the queatten et 'the Young Manta
roether, "liow is the dear old rnother
ene eaks and 'on ohr lipS, SO Wed
nieetitig this sad ,news?" Another
'1"44'euln0 have °U") °*-1r, '411°)4I1 woman ansWered, AtetS like one
*Igo relating to dear friends, and in 'stunneir." When the news came to
'one ease and another the . word our bottle about. the tragic death
°Stunned!' was used. We aintered somethrough burning - of George Lane Qt.
what intcothe raeaniug of word as *Ashfield, again the only WOrd to de.
-We tried to measure the pain and the scribe. elir lemilderment and shock
° woe. Next -door to a siker% hoinein-Wdetlarik,Vve-were °stunned.", Ashfield
.Torontb, 'when we tried to see- iv township, and 7,44014-4tt's .1..rd In par-,
Mother, an eld friend, who had sent ticniar, wilL inire even is keenly as
1;hreeboys to the war, arid I -at -had- Vye-11118 ,13N'ariv1ie1n1izig- blow, so u1.
the lhatOrination 'that *Own:dilate hoY of-eXPected*-'et- -the passiug of -such a
the ;three had been killed- inpranee, choice citizen and:Christian gentleinan.
„knoek, at the door; Slie did. not answer? The holidays are over. Our silent
WO coulVuot" get an. anewer our
the- hueeking; we Were, told by neigh" '.'innise wee reopened yesterday after
- hors she was atone, and had not been four, Weeks of absence. 'Tbe .•, spiders
eaewering door Or telephone since the in verandahcorners' and -on up.Oradied
fad news came the previous, dal. She windows klad 'been. busy-. Down the
„apteel like .one stunned. Poor- soul l' big beeern .nt one get beWebbed. How
A letter received from a home 'Where Sticky and uneomfortanle tlie
we bad stayed this Summer for two 'dusty threads can melte one's"tace feel,
dant brolte„the news to .us of our erst.i They had* had a month'. to spin and
hostess, who in health and' vigor rpounce; -they 'ha11----used, (were -414k. of
• should now 1)e iii her prime, that since it, ° At the ehutcli lir the eount0
we were ,there ,she bedbeen found by where 1 Slip over early. every.Sunday
'hospital treatilient."•-,lo:s have 4 fearful morning to give a few termer families
,eiicroaching.disease that was weaken- 4 forty-flveaninetes Service, the 'seats
ing"het and threatening with an early of tite wanctutfil in 'esti than; two lad next doer' we found sick in 'bed; ,un oft the floorwhere she had fallen,
demise. We .were "stunned." Last weeks' absence ,ghad..411 the three Peat 'trains and guns, and colorful ,books and irat her in bed Again, ,This of
evsming, on pastoral duty buit 1called tions of pews decorated.' and ,joiried to and ill kind toYs, around him, course they promptlY did and said good
b,onie Where the wife of ni,o- f gether by crisscrossing' snider .yrebbiog.' thinking that something or somebody night., SO all ;Ives well again tor one
a few fele av'deep waters. heady' MOO
when, WI & rathr cold inorabeg tile formed gestrietPois *rat,. The chief
wood, Are ju the itove was ,11-ghted, I often 1$10004- doe,- Lad plat a
and a bornetai neat that had been • handsome fellow he IA to look at; and
Otteeeent eit the Wittig above value
to lite elni vigorone activity, Oder
the Spelt of new heat. ElliRse 'PealcY
treatures began tO spread, tbeinselvea
over the' ceiling of the church, and OY
what a chance ha 4204 Oyer and beyowl
the Impression. at hia noble gore to
write. the word handsorne *Crow Ms
personality. For be. has 4 Job where
iii) often the old adage Ralf be denunn.
and by dropped on hymn hoolis pews strated---"IIandSOnte is as handsome
Mid Bibles, •4114 • someon protesting 'does." An old trieud of- mine on a
heeds of men, women i etid, children. neighboring street, who Is now. we.
One even•found the preaeher, and . eh fortunately in tbe hoipital; siele; and
dear! ,one need say no more. It #00 h'1 sick wife lies there too, -had a visit
p, fearful service had a ineleprable toife. from the lirernen the other night. They
Our honieeforaing bad- its pl,easiant- ealne on-InvitatiOn: It...Seeing the old
ries. The potatoes in- the little pateh. lady had.taken a spell and fallen 'out,
of gardenhad matured, and the of her bed. It was late at night and
•tOmatoes ite.thel,r attractive color just the -bushel* Wee -tar-froin ovell and.
begged of us to pick them and take -too weak' to give much if, any aseist;
them. Indoors .for use, The Spirea , aim. Happily the telephone waS
bushes waved long new arms, gram:handy. ' Ile stumbled over to that and
this summer, their welcome, in the 'for a Moment wondered whom to eall.
Augutet .breeze. -Little pansies grovvzo His relatives in the neighborhood did
from seed that had been' planted ini not have the "phone in, And the 'eame
the, spring lifted' their faces to `,,ini;.! with the friends ' lie the immediate
The lawn had Put en, ix new dress •otivicinitY, Ile thought lie'weuld 'call,the
green as if .for the occasion, a copious t fire halt Ile hoped they wonld net
shower Or two having, helped to opice !mistake hia call or 4 tire, and •-coine
'vide this. The tomcat next door looked' rushing , with 'the:reels and rouse the
daggers at our returned clog, as if he , sleeping neighbors. Happily they
'were- an intruder in.- those . precincts, I. understood: his sp$. trY, and, they were
but letter a while *they were exchang.' down with himin. a Jiffy with' an
ing..notes ,of tile -holidey month, P1er- imbalance. The tv,ve stalwart firemen
baps they had as much to relate as 'we' came -In and 'asked what was: really
had' witli . our neighbers.. The Mae, wanted; He old only to pick his wife
L
our choicest BrantfOrd Young meu had rht'ven tb,e• twe aisles -0,e11 cor- had not been playing fair 'with him lu u1gl. ,
been reported 'inisaing tfi flight Over responding two peves Were joifiAU, with rupr souitig bim in a sI1h�m for • A near neighbor to them on the
Germaeyshe, the-nnxious one, looked web libes that Said "NO theronglif4To."Inearly..two.pteeloW weeks of his holt- same street .who °boasts to me that
tilte NtrooPt Poo* mks trades to bar
door with the moot, litsty ay*
your 1.4ioner 11113* tura* xvohody
away. Said a friend to bar on?. day
recently when Irian -tug there: "I don t
see why Yon let so menx....eonie in and
bother you to ur•e your 'phone.'" "Oh,
tut, tut it' fdle said, "that's. bow I get
roost of my news. I •ealf.t heill hear
them tolit. to their friende, or the
doeter, or the business. folk, us they,
'come to the mouthpiece in romo:
. .
,
,vtlf$5. taken, for doctor 144 week
ern. a street ,.car and felt a little fiat
tered- that ' there bad' been %let -ea
about me some sort, of profeasional
Or and poise such as goes with the
appearance of • a- phyolcian., I often,
wish I had a doctor's "knowledge end,
all the ability to help and Ilea with
the technique' oS tdin Who is a saving
presence sieltreem, pronette,e0
to be late at meets, and eemetimes at
engagements, might,. it earried over
into suph airofessien,, do me *niore
harm than it doeli new', On the nao0r-
lands of. Yorkshire„ where -41Y wife's
people were raised, they had, Arouder.
ful ,doetor for over forty Years wliose
fascinating story I read 4 little iime.
ago.. It Is 411fe.11$61Y intereSjing
book. One of his best 'Stories:is how
be West hours' late to ,honor a confine-
ment tall, and by mistake •ivent to the
house of an old maid °tithe eame name
as..the patient. Ile rusbed int ° the
'mese with .his black. bag, exclaiming
to the astonished lady, "I hope aro
} in
se a•„1
bad to organiSe a commando cam- dais; and bete' the opening Se1,104 da31. she 'gets all theis d'"th b't
tined.tew. s on
, . , .palga,.. seeing. thAre:s regular was less thitnit week. off. W.hsr, ,couldn't '
.41.M'AitliiVt9T-.**0400wiltananliatftw414"..1.e'T'
If0/11
, She_ia one of- the-- shut,in's
mid •yretruslini piles the solder battalions, which - theY,, . .•
ca. that street, not .. able to travel
, d btleSs 'had deviled invulnerable The Arm --.-------1uen'.)y with a iptiat
. ,„ _ 01.1, , . • , , i
akolloolf imqvir,•:. 'PTIners. Sont.e • of -:the- thread and. dust of this it ' ,t, • _ • , - aroued; and dependent on, callers and
I 11Herbal :Pills 'irint ibti: Lerits-.VaY'-batfre '-renialnett 'on,-,---rta-,-as------Me 1-----ser'eeehh!glts wa3r.--threligh: the:her 'phOne ler alI-the stones or:edeitate
• •'-- cause at " iti" souree,, we, sang the dbx.ology. But . -that was street - 'traffic. It fwai'on Soree saving-liappenings - fe---tee--n-a-rete-0.0-0-0,-;—ehe_
Money back if the first bode doeS not not as bed as what liappened at an mission, doubtless, to the 'bend of the IN "Pretty' generoue,too, with the use
- oft,tisfY. At. your. Goderieli Drugstores. anniversary service in a country church river Where soul,e0he..WaS in trouble in ' of her :phone, , and from each , side of
*I.)141HUH!-PRICE'S IN
CANADA ARE SU:PRETTY
REASONABLE -WONDER
HOW THEY DO IT?
-
WELL, THERE%- A 'VW,
'FREEZING PRICES -0w
....IF4HE PEOPLE AND''*
THE MERCHANTS WERENI,
BEHIND TH'E'LAVV...
R:ViMMKO.%.•
•••••.'
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...THERE'D BE THE SAME
'BLACK MARKETS AND
„guNpps PRICES WE FIND
14ER-PLAC,ES..
• • •
OTHER COUNTRIES
. PRAISE IT
Canada's -,ducCessful light
Eialn11itititri-cidOrdd-84t1).--
admirarion all over the world.
It's iegarded evermhereas an
outstanding exanifiiialid what -
• can' actually -be.' doue when
the people and bitsiness and
thdsoveroment all work to. -
:gethe..Let's keep it up'
'JOHN LABATT LIMITED
7 ' (Continued.' 'froth .-page )'' ,
strategic crews ha.d - tatea ' on. _the
Luftwaffe In -the air. and -staasiled its
Tit-etO-ries--mrtihe--grouy-, hat14.-cut
if' doWn. (at considerable cost to-them-
selves) t� the 'point, where it. could only
riSe intermitteutly and over the most
vital objectives.. Up to D-day the
stretegie -forces'. drum -beat of. de-
straction.all over ;Ilitlees
held the'spotlight. But, witivinvasion,
the spotlight had shifted to the agile,
swoOping el-r-foree-e-thet worked with
the ground arinies. The heavy bombers
had softened up the Reich with body
-blows---:•now it .was tacticarS lobto
help the Allie.c1 armor and infantry de-
liver the 'knockout punch to 'the jaw.
-Before invasion; Coningliam's units
had Some inconspicuous but hapottant
thores to do,. Of which one-wris recon-
naissance. In April.and may, his re-
connaissance crews reamed the beaches'
and -the Channel -between Cherbourg
mid Tie Havre, firming every Iancimark,
Prying out hidden gun positions, chere.
:lug the -ugly nederwater obstacles
Nvhich lay bare et loW tide. Tne Nizis
radio -location positions on the coast
were ferreted out (partly, of course,
by ,Integigence) and smashed, ,so
• thoroughly' by •:air bombers that the
defenders were- unaware Of the ap-
•?oroaching invasion- fleeL almost up to
• H-hatir.
Anotb.er , Chore 'ivas what is called,
in tactical air manualsi, "isolation Of
the battlefield." Iti theory, this, means
• cutting the enemy's' pommunication
lines around the battlefield perinieter
kw that -he Is anable-tOlupplrior,rein
force. his units in the combat' area.
In practice. -this Job has never been
done perfectly. . The U.S.. Twelfth,
Air 'Force 'hi Italy came •creditably
cioSe to perfectionA with " the . ."Oper-
ation 'Strangle" whieh, paralyzed Nazi
rail' transport above Rome,' and, paved
the way for breaking the Anzio
• Cassino Stalemates. "' • .
In, France; Ceningimin's air 'ferces
also did a crack job- of. "isolation"
with. their -bridge' workon, the eine
• apd,the Loire.--2--A1nOng--the widest and
deepest in France theo-twa rivers axe
•
Wealey Harvey of U-uNaIL died
on Tliursday.boat in the ,fiertforth hole-
vpiiltlitgaaeriteiett.adg4eusouttseerveaty.tfuoureer. ;$0_41,1r.: 4044 fits,, wrapeot.
to
.1tohert7Arellibuld, • Of13ellterth, tea serviee charge **abut -th
in Victoria Hospital, London, on Th eerviee.
day- last, In his seventY-eightil Year. Anivai toot- ,Brijou
htlivt71144:0104thWI;iillte:4ee04'Lor burial. ., ki!3131f4c,,Ritav;:Auko8vevtet:th,11::: tfIT'.1141:446duige'vmtelatirdattilkIxt'b8naY4)dINd:etii".'"heantguTicl.17aylu'n444*4.0:::::,e1:0"441:4114"13rilboott""fel
_The death oceurred„ oft, August uot.,4 joined ex, los wife tiotro chiatiou
ofof
Aeavutlxre;inieron41.$celira;fitert, t/iiir,:nhgoenlre, ww,_.1d,1208Wr ugorisel, ,otofcrountrepuraoewtt... obletieiro,titedn4 aectst at
daughter, We, .70Se1)h Baetchier, 14r was ,,,,,tan- Exeter otter the were rittienix9;
lrelYagte6:‘1"i:e1:111)14" 'MZuj:Sr:iejlliztea"nde, rit.1'1'1:ehr441.14:::181)'alunaent:eseti.:414reuti*Y::100.$1134:0,041
in Stanley 111480re and after her Uukr- her arrival in. Cenade are luta eaten
After_ the, ,death of her ingibili'a•
she made her holne With her, daughter,
ate *estimate of the servlee
al.so being submitted. 'Ilbe pikaa *kr
finaneing is A charge ot, WI per etatit.
added. to the Mill rate' of the rarneSellaul,
ra
later training for some years „in. Stan- greatly eliJoye the sight et electric
1.ights, atter living ',fire years in
blackout.
Mrs. Ba,echree. •
Elizabeth .'. Ilulier, widow' of the
late' -Ezra Pickard, died at Clinton on
August, 27th, in., her ,eighty-first year.
Bern. in Victoria county, - near. Lindsay,
Mrs, Pieltard clone with her parentto
Gederich township,. at the ,age of
eighteen years, '' After ',their' marriage
in 1885 Mr. and Mrs.. Pickard:farmed
in tioderien township until 1921, when
they -retired: .0) -Clinton:.Mr. Pickard
died in 1938. Surviving- are one son
liel*-...ietriXederiete,'Attgera411paC
Ifitughter,"-- -Mrs. L. Vashlirook, .ot.
lititehell-; four ..grandehildren; a bro.-,
titer, John Huller, and a- sister, Mre:
bus Potter, both of Gederich' town-
ship. __ • •
No tfotiftiO7rFac--,
Show This Year . ° °A9
'The. -Huron County Prutt Growers'
ASaociation has deeided eot to hold'
,the annual fruit show this year. J. B.
Alritheson,'•county.' agricultural rypre:
Senrative; has been appointed secte-
tary-treastikerof the AsSociation to
succeed. J. C., Shearer, removed, froM
the county. .
iVannamaker—Wallace
•
At the United :Ohurell parsonag4,
Seaferth On August 9$111Jessie Isabel
Wallace, daughter of Mrs, 1Va11ace. and
:the late. /Vet, 'Wallace, of. Tucker -
smith, was wedded 'to Leland. ,Burl
Wannamaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Wthmainaker, Napanee, Rev. • H. V.
lyorkman. officiating. The couple will'
resicic near Napanee. •
1.111yot-..41.unr - •
At • the home Of Mr: and Airs. E. G.
Plinn,•BrusselS, on 'Saturday last, their
-elder .daughter, Virgiiit. Jrcno, viS'
united iri marriage to C.S.M. Alvin
;John • Ullyot, .oiy, district -headquarters,
London, youngest Son of Mrs. Tillyot,
and the late S. Tillyot, St. Marys. The
ceremony. was performed by Rev: 'Hugh
Wilson. The young couple will reside
at Loudon. ..
The; wedding , of Jean Victorialaey,
eldest daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
C. Hey, of Blake; to Charles Meyers,
of White Oak, -took place in the Uhited
ceremony -being, .performed by 'Rev.
Reba Heim of Varna. 'Mr. and Mrs.
Meyers „ will reside -at. White Oak.
Guests were iiiTe*Serit at the wedding
groin London,. Stratford, White , Oak,
Almonte, Mich., Goderieh and Zurich.
Clinton's. Proposed •
Sewerage System •
.
•• A questionnarre rs..,heing presented
•to Clinton 7prOpertyi;owners With the
object of asgertaining their views: as to
the post-war sewerage project to: be
-voted oh 011 October *4, An, approxint-'
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Crop Counpetition _
,UeSults of the field erefr competition
held wider t,he auepices of the-Zilriett '
Agricultural Seelety, ,in the growing
of Alteekan,,oata, are anuounced.
as fol-
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points ;,‘ 2nd, Wn. Decker,' Zurich,' DI;
trd, F. J. Baberer,...Zurich, 1:40;• 4th,
Orlando- 'Battler, Zuriele. 801/4
Henry .Puss, Zurieb, Oth, Theo..
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191111:4:xt,D4rabi.y._z1Nircisii3O*00,117upisraie,Z:1_17284::_t
Arnold Merner;-Zuricb; 80.
without an necident WUS broken. last -
week by Prank 41alnes, of
.When the taxicab he was Qi3eratitig,tQl.
tided with a truck on 'No. 4 highWay
north of 'Hewett.' Haines, who was
transpertturwtr vorkers-treitt —
sail to CIluton, was following,a, °north'.
bourel,truck-driyerk.by.--Clarence.
WSJ) of HensalL Reid is said by pollee
to have made a lett-hand turn ° ieto a
lanewaY and the cal) Collided with the..
side i oNfv;tb4y
hetralck. etdarontu. oilt
t• tte!
pnSsengers were sheken. up, ,
PORTEIt'S HI141),'Sept. and
Mrs. "Jim elex• .,aecoinpanied, Miss
Dorothy 'do,x As fai. as -Stratford when
she left- on Sunday for her school,. at: :
Kirkland Lake. -
- Anniversary ',services will, be held
at Creep church- on Sunday, September
MAN. -viten Rev, John E. Bretton Will •
.conduct the morning service at 11
i•
o'clock :and eirening'service at 7.30. A,
special thank -offering will be , asked
for: ,
. Mr; and Mrs. Eriand Bettlee; Tor-
Onto,..speet the holiday with 'Mr, and
Mrs. Allen Bettles:,'•
Mr. jas7Darninetanae up -from Lon-
nA.on,4aturday7to,--_-fhel--holiday.--and-
burnin returned with atter
spending the pest tw-o weeks with' her
father, Mr. M. Woods.„ , •
Mr..- and- Mrs. Elliott G. Mair' from
from
Komoka, spent a few days with his
cousine, Mr. arid Mrs, Jas. Cox. IfIliett
has returned from overseas. • •
An °Meer of ihe'law', chanced upon
a man pacing the sidewalk, at 3 A.m.
Being alert to the responsibilities- of •
his post,'he 'paused to inquire into' the
unusual situation. "Oh, • it's all right,*
officer," he was assured. "I live ,here.
ketorgoteanyrizelmtaitr-r-Vin7Vrigibr-feCr''''''''
mk children to' come -home end let me
'IP
they fore) it . wedge encloising• turest.ef
.Nprmandy :"An(1 all of Brittany. If
General Eisenhower should choose the
coastal part of the Wedge for'
vasion—as- he did—the Germans
counted- on* --some, sixtY 11111 and high,
-Way b"ridges across the two rivers for
bringing reinforcements into the 'wedge'
from elsewhere in France.
But'on D-niinus-10 0,:e.; ten (leis te-
fore invasion ..,..day) Allied tactioil
bombers began a ...systematic working, -
over ef the bridges, and- destroyed or
made •unserviceable about seventy-five
per cent. of therm Though not it 10 -
feet seal -off, it made hash of Mai plans
for troop and _supple movementS. Mak-
ing due allowhnce for 'dissension and
overcaution in the Nazi. :command, 'that:
bridge -breaking may have been the
_Main reason why the GerimanS never
launched an
all-oncomi erattack to
drive the 'evaders into the Sea: .
On D-day, Cohingliam expected the
-I Luftwaffe, -'which 1111(11)0011hoardirig
its last' ounces of strength, to throw:
everything it -had left against the in-
• vasion fleet. The Allied air com-
manders had made an_Lstirente....612th '
amordt of Luftwaffe opposition exz
pected.. When only, 'twenty per cent.
of tiffs eXpebted strength turned out
for Lir hght, Coningham, wae'surprised.-
He Promptly' switched a Sizable -part.
• of ha defensive umbrella to offensive
operations, and: the Germaes quickly
• found Out What it witS to fight against
total air stiperiority."
• —Time (Chicago).
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safe looting it 'required.
EAP, tow •
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• From Headaches
/tie hard to etruggle aloeg with a head that, aches
and bains all the time.
A. headache need not be dn illneet in iteelf, but it
may be a warning symptom that there is intestinal
Idugthnele
' d help .overepme the eau lle of headache it ift
necessary to eliminate the waste matter from the 'vet* Bardoek Blood
• Bitters helps to feineve the 0311016 of headaches by muleting the di etnive..
and biliary organs, netftraliaing acidity, regulating the ,constipated bowela
and toning up the sluggish liver, and when this has been accomplished.
headaehet'should disappear: ,
4, Get B. 14:113. at any drug counter. Price $1,000 a:bottla.
The T. Milbtirn Go., Lhuittd, Toronto, Oto..
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