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Barrister and ,Solicitor
Office—North St.,: Goderich. Prion 750
CHARTERS, ACc®®UrNTAT
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Chartered , ecountants
5 .Albert Street, Stratford •
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..'X'4rUa�ItO . Qffiep;. 342 Bay St 4e .:•�
1j eKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE, IN.
SURANCE" CO.—Farmand
fated town property insured. •
'Officers—President,. W. R. Arebi-
" 1d; ' forth) ; "V President, Fir
""cGregor, Clinton; Manager and
Secretary-Treasurer4' M. A. Reid, See.
forth, :,.•.
R. ea-<
Direcxors : �V... 'R. •Arehibxtid, •
forth ; Frank McGregor, Clinton ; A.lex.
Broadfoot, . • Seaforth,t , Chris: Leon
bardt, Bornholm,; 1+3. I: Trewartha,
Clinton; Jahn L, Malone, Seaforth;
Alex.. McEwing,. -Myth; Hugh,Clinton.lex-
ander, Walton; Geo. Leitch,.
Agents --john E. Pepper,. Bruce,
field; R. F. McKercher, Dublin;
Prueter, Brodhagen; George A. Watt,
Blyth.
Policy -holders- can Make a . pay -
Y -nuts ainct get heir,.2axrds ,reeeipt,at :;.
+the:,Royai"Batik, Clinton; Calvin (lute's,,
-Grocery; Kingston Street, . GoderitX- or
Reid',s General Store,• Bayfield.,
Coupoua • new "valid axe : butter•9
to 1070, ,suga"r 4.0' to i..presetve ,jet. to
r'd=
F ,•iye s
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valid c0Mroi15 .'l . )$Qok .I.baV`e no.
"expiry date. .
X ;LES LA1WLIIN(l:`: �E-.
. After May 15 all `types of men's;.
women's : and. children's • clothing; a�"�rc- •
gardless Of~ tine, date "of 'their.'
ma•nu-
facture, must' be ;labelled with the
manufacturer's Prices Board license
number, the' line : number wind size, ac-
cording to a xiew order, 'extending qual,
y
it � controls, The • label, 'pro:;..;
'vides the.Board with the necessary in-
formation, for Investigating any eases
of suspected degradation, mus; always
be attached- to the - garment when it
reaches` the Customer. On the sap of
clothes" _ :which •Inave been, custom.
tailored or made to measure by a tailor
or home dressmaker; only the Board -
license number- need be shown on the
label. Sales alips_:must be issued for
retail sales if -the customer requests',
t hexa' ._
F. T. Armstrong
east on
OPTICIAN; awed OPTOMETitIBT
Square —r Goderich '
"See Armstrong and See. Setter"
At_ Lucknow every Wednesday,
fern* 2 ; to 1.
TIE. F. ,rt• R. FORSTER, EYE, EAR,
NOSE, • rr$RDAT
Late 1Ioulre Surgeon New York
Ophthali"nic and Aural ••Hospital, assist
ant :at Moorefield Bye 'Hospital' •and,
Golden Square Throat • Hospital,
.London, England.
EYES TESTED,GLASSES
SUPPLIED
53- Waterloo Street S„ Stratford.
Telephone 207. `" ; •
Next yinit ti dforc Hotel, Goderich,,
Wednesday, .. June 27th; at • 2 p,m.
till 4,30
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS -
THERAPIST . -
Goderich, Phone 341
, Office hours -=•-•10 to .12 a.m.,, 2 to 6 -
and 7 to 8.p.in., Tuesday, • Friday and
• Saturday.
--'10 to 12 a.m. only on Wednesday.
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell, •I
- Mineral A nye baths by appointment
only,•
-
A N. ATKINSO 1''
51 South .St. -
Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Act for the Province of Ontario.
PUBLIC NOTICE
. P. S. CARMAN, lkUS.,B., F.A.G,O.,
• Member Ontario Music Teachers'
Associatio• n. ;Pupils prepared.,. for any
music exams Residence ;. Mr. •3, Craig's,
St. Geor`ge's Crescent:.
HAROLD JACKSON.
Specialist in Farm and 'Household
-1' Sales. Licensed in Huron and - Perth
Counties, "Prices reasonable ; satis-
faction guaranteed. Por information,
'etc., write or phone' (collect) HAROLD
• JACKSON, Rat. 4, Seaforth, or phone
661-14, , Seafort'li; or phone 567,
• Goderich:. •
EettlnqYou DOWN?
• If morning finds you only haft rested, still
why. • if year sleep is broiien by6tful
tossing and turning .. if you can't seen; to
• settle down to relating rest your kidneys
may bite lylaaa e• - • , .
When your kidneys get out •of order, your
sleep usually angers. . To help your Iddneys
regain a normal condition, to help you enjoy
restful sleep --nae Dodd's Kidney Pills, a
• favourite treatnnent for more than .Iiif •
century. Dodd's Kidney Pills are"easy, to
• use and. are not habit forming. Ask' for
Dodds -:Kidney -Pill's at any drug counter.
.Look for, the blue.box with. the red band 127 •
Dodd's Kidney Pills
Geo. G. MacEwan :-
File, Accident and ' Motor Car ,
Insurance
OFFICE•---�McASONIIC�7,�.,TEMPLE
WEST STREE1'�r
PHONE 230: G.ODERIC :•.
• VIYAMINR-COMPLEX
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.-.+� LIQUtt) & TAB .EI' FORM
MIMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Ji w• V:C�.iIJ! IE .
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YAN . .
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Real.: Fstute and :Inouranee
Office and' ,esidence : - • '
11 • Trafalgar _ Street
'Phdne 663 •
FOR SALE—Houses of all kinds;
choke building lots, business pro'
perty and several good farina.
Y Donald SB. luie
EXPERIENCED• . AUCTIONEER
• 'Licensed for, Counties of Huron
` and Bruce
ADDRESS -r • Ripley, . Ont.
Phone ;Ripley, 49'
For information apply to J. "N.,
• Kernighan, .Division Court, Cler k, •
Goderich, Ont,r, . ,
•
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aT CAPITAL THEATRE
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TREMIMI
4 t
Now --Humphrey I3ogart and Lauren ;iiiacall, is "To Have and
..Have Not." ",'
,
Monday, Tuesday :and Wednesday r
Georgie ,Couiowris, (iso Masseu, Stanley Ridges, N• ancy Gates_ and. ,
Paul' Guiltoyle .
. ,The..4rauiatic shock of the eentury ! A 'stern. warning •to all the .
..g I -World that the • Gerfnans intent ,be watched AFTER ,the war.
Thursday, I+'r'iitiay and Saturday—Here It Is! !°!
Bob Hope, Virginia Mayo, Walter ilrefinan, 'victor 'MoLaglen, and:
Walter Siezak
Heave lio, :ane hearties; anal Tonne'- be:A$d ship for a swashbuckling
-' guise 'with. Cap'.ri IXopo and his merry marauders; It's .a
.,Technicolor trove o' treasure if :you're looking 'for - entertain-
„
�.�► he •P1UNC1SS and the PIRATE”
matinees Wednesdays, 'Saturdays and holidays at 2.30 p.ni
Coming"Tonight and I.very° Night"' Rit c U ayvvortlt,
eager-fae4
d� f ;the
Julvegltai. Midget libekey teams `of
Goderich listelied",:wit; "rapt attention
to slleehes title'b° Frank Seiko,.
businessancige'r of the Toronto Maple
,Leaf hoe]ey team'and three• of its star
players, BobDavidson Gus °Bo 1ner
and Reg. % amiiton, at a largely jet -
tended dinner • of the 'Lions,Ciulr On
Friday. night.. The boys had dined at
:the'liritislk Exchange Hotel before join-
ing the Lions at the Bedford Hotel
• Lions President. W. 3...Hodge con-`
gra`tuhited the boys upon'--thei ...sue -
cess in the past season's play and upon
the good sportsmanship. •they, had
shown during the season. Lion . Harry
Watson, chairman of :the Lions Oiub's
boys and girls, committee,'" highly,
praised the young hockeyists.
LL"�on n4i7'. a Goates introduced.. the
guests, and as eachrose to hid feet
lie was • greeted "'with prolonged ap-
plause, for the winners of the much -
coveted Stanley Cup had come direct,
•from Toronto for this meeting. •
Mr. Selke, who interspersed his ad-
dress with the relation of.many hum-
otous• incidents, expressed thanks for.
the Club s i nvitaticnr.• In all l iiiriility
may I say that as icing as we deserve
the friendship of such, as you, hockey
will not suffer," lie told the .assembled
Liens, He 'reviewed the • history of
:the•Maple Leafs, who; she aaid,:had rte•
,preseptativea of ; all "creeds and of
Nay --'nationalities. U..: • ,...- ,:r .:,.
Soutd'' ""or' the Hoekey . "Greats
"We wanted t`he • Stanley Cup," he
said, "but not at the expense 'of good
sportsmanship We have had bill
liant•llockey players on our tenni, such.
as King Clancy, -Charlie Conacher,
and Sy'. Apps." The last he described
as "colorful, high—class; never used ti
cuss word, never drank nor smoked,
lived, cleanly, and had, courage."'•
Mr. 'Sellfe• turned to • the other dis
ting; ished`1Sgures of the ,hockey world.
Bob; Davidson, he ,; said, represents
"solidarity, honesty, good team work,
always giving his best." Reg. Hami1-
ton had sincerity of effort andwas the
only feligw pow on the team who was
;on the famous trip of the Maple Leafs
and . the Detroit Red Wings to the
West Coast sponsored by the Gyro.
Clubs. : Gus- Bodner, the speaker con-
tinned,
ontinned, "Is a grand fellow:"
"You eonie from a section.;:of Ontario
which is rich in hockey" tradition: It,
has, given :ups, ,Howie Morenz, Cyclone;"
Taylor and Carie Harris.: ,With • that
heritage' and the kindness of theLons
there should be' 'one or two of you
coming, up to the Maple Leafs :each
year," he told the . boys.. "The:, nicest
thing , about winning the cup is the`
friendship of f peoplelike you," he
concluded: • ' . •
Tips far Young, Players
Bob Davidson gave some line "Tips"
on haw to be a good hockey player.
First essential,, is to be a good skater;
develop a good shot ` and practise it;
stick -handle welt. and . learn to pass
the puck-; give team play and do as
the coach. tells ,you ; keep .yourselves
in good'condition.. He hoped the:,Lioirs
hockey club .would send a member.,to
the Maple Leafs. • -
Reg. Hamilton stressecf' The value
of- a good education; it assists.
spprt. "Don't neglect your studies;"
he urged.
pus Bodner, the most recent, idol of
hockex, . fans, said he plays for the
sake of the sport. "Relax, and let' the
other fellows heip'•,you," he advised.
He' was given an ovation by his .young
hearers, and after dinner many, of the
teen-age boys gathered around the
nineteen -year-old hockey 'star for• a
Chat, Autographs of all the visitors
were eagerly collected.
Mayon .,ltlooney extended a
civic, welcome to the guests, and .Lion
Riuket d'introduced Lion Joe
Murphy, coach of the Juvenile team;
eche in --turn :introduced members of the
WADI as follows; -Billy Newcombe, Jim
Bisset,. `Jerry • Ginn, Gordon Lauzoii,
Bobby .^ Allen,':, George . Westlake;
. iondfe" - Bruce MacDonald, "Skipper"
Bruce' MacDonald, Don° Ainslie,
Ji
Min 0
io•L. . 'Whetstone and 'Harry
'Westbrook, coaches, -introduced the
Midgets as follows': Don Holmes, Billy
Beacom, Jack Meriam, Roy . Stoddart
Donald Langridge, Leonard - McGee,.
Mac Roberts, .Jiro Saunders, Murray
Holland, Jack -Needham,- , Jack L 'rice,
,. *Or EAGTJE
- The; Goderich .branch - of the NOSY
? ague Met on. ThOrsday night. in. the
Council ehamber :at . the Town hall,
The, chairnianl' Mr:.'. H. M. onteith;
1)1'0040--'
E..r 3.. Pridlrain, chairnaait of ...the.
Magazine committee; reported that1300
:
pounds had been received and of these
800 pounds were -sent tooleabdguartcrs
and the -remainder wilt go forward
shortly,, -
The -comforts :committee report, pre-
pared'. by Mrs. G. L. Persons, Wes
tread, by Mrs. 'i'V. J. -Buchanan; • It
showed tint the following :shipment•
had been made: '36 pairs of socks, 12
pairs Minesweepers • mutts,, 8. knitted,
toques, p fur coats, one • leather • coat
Harold Warren, DOA. Warren, Garth
1ainilton, Ronald Sproul, •Barry Doak
Edwin Monk, •
Windbreakers • for tht ' Juveniles and
'Lions' crests for the Midgets were to
be presented at this Meeting, but as
they were not at hand -the presentation'
was postponed to a later time. •
J y s end iarold , .. Warren
extended the thanks~ of.. their teams
to the Lions. • •
Among the Lions present : were
George Johnston and •H. ,Lawson, man-
agers of the - Clinton, hockey team.
The draw, for a war savings certificate
was won by Mr. •.Causen , *ho ., re-
quested that: it be given to the Lions'
hildren's fund. •-
With .Miss Mary Joyce Strachan at
the piano, Mr. Ralph Henderson , sang
two solos in good • vuiee and led the
Club in singing.• s • , ,,_:,
AY ard, ..1945`
° AFIEILI
PAYFIELi», May'and Mrt
Jack Stewart of la.milton speilt :the
week-end„,.at their- home here. -..c.„.31
Pte. John' Elsdon of CampPQM,
Spent, the Week -end at the rectory.
s � friends.. h
�,hc, many` fr e ds of, M1Se Josop ills
-Stirling will be, sorry to hear that-,snze
was Obliged to return. to Clinton *hos-
pital
hospital hest week to undergh another
'operation en her hili.„ •; .
Er• Pte. •• lx"eitli Brandon -Pte°
mice Larsoa of London spent
`Clam
the
week -end at theiehomes• itn the village.
Mrs. E. Featherston and .Mrs.' C,'
Parker .returned from °Sarnia on. Sat-
.urday after spending the past', two
weeks with'` Mrs, H, Kmg. .
Mr, a
n r
•u° d M s: R ym:and Bristol; • of
Washington, D,C,x 'arrived. on Friday_
to spend the season at' their home here,
Mrs: 'Grant Turner tapd son .Teddy,
•I ••'•'ones and Airs. E. Weston
spent the week -end in London.
° Mrs. D. A',° Volume •returned home.
last week after spending' some time
in Toronto and Stratford. She was
and 30 O scrapbooks.
Letters of'faeknowiedg sent o ts,
parcels and ditty bags sent at Christ-
mus..,were read by the secretary, .Miss
L: Robinson, from Lieut: Rolph Mon-
teith, Mise Roberta °Johnston --and AB.
John Robbie, R°C.N., .SZ° Johne, Nfld.
A letter, from headquarters gave the
information that the Navy . League -
hostels 'aid clubs, had' an attendance in
1944 _-of ,,. 3;220,454 ;- 'mi..1,007,652
meals, and provided beds:tor `477,330.
• • It was decided to hold. the meetings
quarterly, on the last Thcirsday of
the quarter.
accompanied by Mrs. 5billsowof Car- :
nnan, Man°, .who .will spend the siunnt,er
.with her:
i(AC: Fred. Wester, ' of the R,C.A.P.,
Grand ' lend,, spent the weekkt zi(l at,
his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Atkinson and
daughter, Marion, of" Detroit,,have
rented. the 'Cleave -hoes•; on the Blue
Water H ighway -and spent the week-
end there,'
eisef
and MrS. �H. l�tiib#1 s Lo -
Prof., nd s hof. _._n
don' spent the week -end: at their .+got«
tage. ti
Lieut. Canneron Killoran, son of
Judge and Mrs: J L, B~allorali, Strut-,
.
ford, formerly , Godsr%e �, was
a
candidate .for t@Lberl noinination
at the Pert# riding cOnvention
had.
,at Mitchell on Monday night.
• '. : :•,
Theo
nn-
`dwofooruVnedredathri:eououonf,tyEllfnte,1 ownzswiasa' hodsee
as•the partynominee. Lieut. Killoran
returned /rom ;overseasmtrue ago,
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TUNE 4th is Election Day for' the niember$ of our arrnei
'J from Ontarib, as it is here -at' home.. The- ari.anements.
• made provide ample " time fpr, :the overseas vote to: big
• . Returning Officers are already overseas. ,
Something more,,however, . must be Acme if our voterlove
why an Ontario election was 'forced upon us at.this time.
I appeal to each one of you'who read this message to write NO
:..%ave our, men and women overseas all the information you
to tell them the correct name of the Provincial Riding in v
entitled to vote, and the name of the,candidate.. This is of the
ance because so; many of theme have never voted before and
between the'names and boundaries of Provincial and Domi
•
make it doubly •necessary- that, you be sure to give them the 'e
the -Riding -in which they are entitled to cast their ballot on J t
If you are in doubt as to any details please call the Progressii
L;ka
Office in your locality an d get the necessary information :with
Be,,sure to send this air pail today
The election date June 4th.
PUJBLISH,ED BY THE' PROGRESSIVE • 'CONSERVATIVE: PARTY