The Goderich Signal-Star, 1945-06-28, Page 7AT St tR;T'SEE
EXPENSIVE! .
IT'S
114E' CEILIN 'PRICE/
S1K
.16 THAT THE -SAME MAT'
YOU WERE SELLING
BEFORE THE WAI
AND THE FACT THAT RAW;,
MATERIALS, ANN •EXPERIENCED
wOIzKM EN ARE HARDER -TO.):
GET, ' DOESN'T MAKE THE
COSTF A.PRODUCT ANY -
LESS
IT ALL, ADDS
Supplies„cost just as ntuch as
'ever. Factory hands must still
' be paid a fair wage. And any
producer' must meet these ex-
penses
. .
s and , stili .allow'for a
margin” of Profit. ' All these
factors arc taken into con-
sideration and' Pr'ices.;a re set
with fairness ' to all con-
cerned. That's something to
remember, when conditions
seem a little rough. °
JOHN LABATT LIMITED
London. Canada
1 OiZT , LB}:IV• `, tun a 27':. - '.' .
Vickerson preached his farewell
canon iii the • hafted cl uhdi (Irl Sunday
t 'Moro' at for:11,i ' =irk
at lriw k 4, T1here waas aa.:good attend-
ance ut the• service stud IS1r. "F iclzer4en..
choseas 'his; text '*. fay^ (toil watch
betweeia 'Me and thee while we ' are
absent ;;clxle from another.," ,•T1 , nese
minister;` Rev. 'Wm. . Itegei�s, will tato
o�vex' this church ozl Sundaxy; July'
There viU be no kiervice...this Coit
ttt'{�a�;tlyuyj•p' n {T q Q (t ,�p�ry/� -of le t lepabe}, a of the f L ••3 o in U. -o1
.iS.l>hfieht ,and Colborne' townships naet,
iini1 w held' a, . Picnic tat' ' Harbor ?'ai ,,j
Gocle rieb, ••-; ou.. $atur,daty' afternoon.'
Thera was not•a. very. large' atteIidt t1(V,
but a11 reported san enjoyable .after-
noon.
afttsr-no1. Church Workers, ---Mrs. Aqui,,
Crawford presided for the June meet-
ing of the W.M.S. and W.A. of the
United; .church, held • at the lw'Uilie of;
11irs.•R Reed on Thursday with tweitty-
one present, The program in tlae liis-
stoii,ary ' 1liontl ly, the theme, "The
7
Cruq.side for .Christ andTris Kingcicim,'
was followed. • Mr . Gilmore' gave au
interesting reading, `alley Sttaclt" 't0
Their Posts." The report of the Pres-
byterial meeting in Goderich was given
oy the delegates, Airs. J'as,, McKenzie
and Mrs. Bert Crawford. The pre-
sentation. of a silver relish dish was
made to Rev.' afro •Mrs. Vickerson, and
picthre to ('h:irles. M. Bert Craw,:
ford read a chapter in the study book,
"The Netherlands E tst Index.•" The
ineeting closed with a hymn and ,prayer
by Air. Vickerson. Lunch was served
:a3' the htiatess,
(intended for last week) •
1OB'r ALBL+'BT, June 19. -- Mr.
Billy Tigert, of the Canadian Navy,
who. has been on the Atlantic Ocean,
is 'sPending a seventy-two 'City- leave
at the home of his uncle and aunt,
Mr:' and Mrs: Wm. Hawkins, before
leaving for the Pacific. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crawford and
u
�,
r N '
I` ed and Ir. and d Mrs. R.Raed at-
tended the funeral of the late -Mr. Wm.
Johnston at Arthur..
Mr.' iwood Murray, who has been in'
,the Canadian Army, stationed. at Hali-
fax, has ;returned to the home of his
father, Mr. t
. WIter Murray,
having
%
received his aria' y ,discharge papers.
Miss Amin Anderson , who has been
teacher of the public school Bele for
.the past four years, has resigned and
is' taking a position as teacher atIt alt.
Mrs Stokes1 ednor, 13:G:; has been
1:isiting-for the past week at the 'home
of her friend, Mrs. Jas.cKenzie.
Ashfield Patriotie''Circle.--The .regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Ashfield
Patriotic Ctrete was held at the home
of Mrs. ' Victor Green on Tuesday
afternoon of last Week, with a fair
attendance.- The first part of.the
afternoon •was spent in quilting. 'Mrs.
John Bennett took charge of the bust-,-
ness section\ of the meeting. The
July meeting will be held at the hole
of Airs. • Roy Petrie. •,Lunch was served
by Mrs. Will Brown and Mrs.. R.
Petrie. •
PORTER'S HALL
PORTER'S, HILL, June 25. -This.
t ominunity was shocJced and saddene4
on ' r i
day
evening When it was
known.own
I u
'that Leslie Cos, lead been, seriously
y
bijured in a fall while, Working on a
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HeatAasti
Quicc1
st P Itching sing,.o
f,l
tx
ect bites, heat rash:
eczema; hives, pimples scales, scabies, athlete's '
foot and other externally caused�qlkin troubles.
Us�ec��q�uick.acting, enothisig; atatise'fitac. D. D.. D.
PRESCRIPTION. Greaseless, stainless.' Itch
stops or yours_ honey back.' 'Your- druggist
stocks D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION.
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utt`itnda
a Ir
flew' �il�o, ire�itisrlec� 'S Y-
znorning, The. sympathy of the whole
community is with -Mrs. Cox and fam-
ily-in
am-
ily-in their sad ber•eaveaent..,
• Mr, and Mrs. Will Manning, Gail and
'June, ,of -L nlssborot
h, Spent 5tnd`
y
with Mr. and Mr's, Arlie Lockhart: '•
hiss Dorothy Cox, who• has been
trenching, at Kirkland Lake, . arrived
home on Saturday evening just before
her father passed away.
The June meting of the W.A. 'was
held ' at the home of Mrs: -GJ. Loclhart
on Thursday last T-
- • (intended for Tact week)
PORTER'S HILL, Jgne 18.—Mrs.
.Tax. Durnin, London, Is staying,.,,
.while With her sister, Mrs:-DoiHarris:
June 'Miller of ' Holinesville . is
rt-t• veet:w;t
,t r ' � Arlie
Lockhart. • • • .
Mrs. 'Alvin Betties .and, baby Bruce
tel irned to:her home on Sunday•after
sped ding 'the past three weeks with
boro. '
L n es
at o d
i
herparents
• Mrs: Wilmer Harrison is enjoying
visit from her"sister and daughter-in-
law, alt English bride, boli from
Saskatci ewitn. 'Minter is halting hi*
.home wired
for hydro this w 'ek. e
Y
,
r
r rn while
Co;eld
C. •
• M �.' H. a
rs'spending
with .her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Pierson,
at Clinton. •
The nevi pastor- of 0 -race 'church,
Rev. F. G. `Stotesbury, will not be here
till the second • Sunday , in July, owing
to ,his long move from -Algoma. a _
Red Cross ' 'Yorkers: ' The June
meeting 'of the Red Cross was held at.
the home Of Mrs. -5-as. I.ac) hart, with'
twenty-three ladies present.: A' -quilt
top donated by Mrs.' Chas. Toting wap
quilted, after w.liich the' meeting was
held,, with Mrs. R, Torrance presiding.
Mrs. Allen Betties gave the knitting
report Mid handed out yarn for •July.
and August knitting: :firs. Leslie Co'g
ga`ve•. the sewing report. About
twenty-
five y-
h've littlebrz1s nanicedressei were
cut and ,given oft. Tickets were sold
on a gift, donated by Miss ' Jeair Ivison,
,
Ki �p pen which was Won by Mrs, Leslie
Cox. The offering 'was taken and .the
meeting Closed With the National An-
them. The July meeting will be at
1VIfs: Geo. Johnston's.
FREE!.-CIcARETTES f or Overseas.
Local boys .overseas -will get thousands of smokes 'free. Wherever
they are, whatever branch of the Service they are in, -,they Are constantly
i the minds of the` folks at home. - Gdderich is proud of them::
IMPORTANT --If your name appears in" this issue go at once to The„
Signal -Star and supply the fti)lowzng information
1. " The rank, regimental :number .and name.
2. Overseas address ` of: the boy or girl in the ' Services you wish to .
,lend cigarettes to.
Should any person care to send cigarettes to the boys overseas, they can
send $1,00 ofmore,. to'Mr, D. E. Campbell, and. the cigaretttes will be sent
= by, the=Gode7riela, branch of the Canadian Legion,.
THE PLAN IN BRIEF
Each week for 26 Weeks, : not necessarily consecutive, there will appear'
ano.pg the advertisements on this psge,' tlieiJame and addresses of per-
sohS, on. The,Signal-Star subscriptionf•list in and around Goderich, Read
the advertisements ,carefully. If you should find your name, notify this
t .ofpce_at once or before next publication day, to' .whom : you would 4ike
.cigarettes sent, The Szgna'T-Searwill `txieliTignd--300' cigarettes -overseas -
•with the compliments of the advertiser, through, the Goderich branch of
the Canadian Legion Tobacco .fund. `'
BANNISTER
AUTO SEROE
Repairs to all nates o,.cars.
- Lubrication, `Veedil' Motor. 0i1
TWINfx
'Phone 717 • Kingston St.
COUPON ..
To. c . -
Advertiser •
Please send 300 'Cigarettes Overseas to
Regimental, Number '
Thin Coupon ' is sent in by
Name y _
r -
NOTE: Advertiser will please forward this Coupon promptly to
The Goderich Signal -Star.
.BROPBIR ''S.. •.
F1 4Eltikti SERVIOE:....:
Successor :to , J: Brophey:
FLOYD M. LODGE, Director
Phone 120 Goderich
Furniture Store 11 West St.
Ambulance Service
Funeral fonts' --13 Montreal' St.
tteas‘ ale,,,R,ate§
Phone 323
SAULTS `COAL CO.
Coal' CokeV:ood:
ions ._.75, Nelson.
Under trying circumstances we
arestrying to do a good -job. You
will find this a good firm- to -de ---
business with,
The ,,CAPITAL. THEATRE
yariety & Quality
For Your Pleasure--_-_
-In Screens Entertainment .
Phone 414
CARL WORSELLL:
General Hardware
Plumbing and Heating
Stoves and Furnaces -
Paints and Oils
Square Phone 283
BRADLEY SON
Automotive lVfoterS.
.Portable Electric Acetylene Weld-
ing, •'Matbine. Shop Work, Re.
'built Starters and .Generators:
Phone 247-658.
GODERICl/
BOTTLING WORKS
Drink • Coca,,Colat
' 'Tweedie's Popular Drinks
It, is' safest to get the best..
d .
GUENTHER TRANSPORT
Ear`s` R. Guenther .Proprietor:
Daily service to and from Tor=
onto, Hamilton, . London
intermediate points: ? -.
Victoria St. • Phone -.850
• ROYAL
• BOWLING ALLEYS
.....A good way to s - ud your ev-
enings or leisure hours in pleas-
ant, congenial surroiindings.
West St. Gaderieb
KfNGSBRIDG;I;, June 26. -• •Worse
has begun on'the Blue Water `Hi; hway.
Two ditching machines are et work
preparing for -the paving. •
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Austin of Detroit
are• visiting friends here. '
Mr. and Airs. Victor ()'Reilly of St.
Thomuay~ are, visiting at • Gilbert
:'
Frayne's
Mr. Joe. .Quinn of Chicago, 11., • au
old-time resident„ of --Ashfield, is `re-
'ii6wing acquaintances here,
Mr. Frank Sullivan returned on
Sun aV>'anft r sge%i' iifTtis tfee syr"sit-
ing friends in Detroit. -
'1i1-. Joe': PiNI* trick . returned ' home
last Wednesday from overseas.
(Intended for lastweek)"
KINGSBRIDGE, ,June 19. — Miss
Marcella .O'Connor. of. London. is -spend-
ing her vacation here with her mother,
Mrs. M. J, O'Connor,
Martha, O'Neill has returned home
after spending two 'weeks in Detroit.
Rev. 'Father: Freiberger is visiting
in the vicinity_..aVpresent.
:Returned.: Soldier .Welcomed. There-
Was it 1.rx;,e ,atten,1t.r zer;.,aiJ,,.,tlte socnl.l:
the Parish Hall •on- -Mo)t> ry_ evens ,
ing,.•-held ru, honc3r• of 1.4te • Niark .Dalton,-=
who had just returned frons overseas:,
A •roll of greenbacks' was presented to
him and lie responded with sincere
1 thanks. Pte. 'Mark' .-sei'ai'ed- 'O'er -Seas
with the Aniei;icau' 1st Army under
General Hodges!, command. He was
wounded atthe Seigfried line and wag
• in hospital about sig; mouths, under-
going- several. operations, and we are
pleased to say he is : recovering nicely. ,
Villiara 1 alryinple died at, his home, fte n -y r-ood: London
3rd :concession of Fust .Wa :adipes, ou hid attewptittg le aw net` .,the
Juuea:�t1a, iIh life ,ghtyfla°st py'ear,.A xrioittli Of the AzxaatniYbletive>r. Hok
A car tp of O nnua prisoziers of way. *Tars I hi ills wateral)r:rtit 'ti te(�u 11:11141.114)5'1)ef° e the 'body was 't'k covet I, '41
has 1)cen-established. near: Exeter, The 1 although artih't+sal' i'es,liir;tlioJi ward a
P1 isoizc:rs°'wtlrk iia the beet fields under plied 1'(11 snore titan , three 'lento'; *II
efforts were 11 vain.' The boy's mother
send: sister fit e.`at. .London the father,..
Js;a res •'1;.:,Caltt w, is iri the army and:.:
'sa.,bi.'clher, In the navy.' •
guard. They nunibor over One hill:fired.
A bairn: raising on the fain of Simon
TI'xallaba i, hear ?4'}'irlglniiu; created
ulnen .interest i'i ' ;tithe iieighbovlioed.
'Pie . barn. is' to replace 'Fife destroyed
by. iii;e h`aet fall. •
After conducting'n t°ere iiia xy^ pra a-:
tics iia Seafortii' for forty -levo.. years,
Fostt'r Ilarbur-o. has sold' his vrae
tide to I)r. John. 0. 'I'urubiill, :a. native
of Grey township, and ' recently
•131:NMIL1aI��:R ,Jain(' � , 'l'1ie annual
Sunday 'school pleiile will `be held oa
Saturday, June 30*. at Harbor -Park,
Toronto. ° Goderich',
Lloyd D. Aiorrison, formerly of
Yauglimiii.cellegiate' Institute, Toronto,
has beets: csvgaged by the Seafottli Iligh
School i `Baal` I' is science ' teacher to
succeed 1, H. Weedinar'k, wlio iszoing
to Cornwall,
Rot. 'Dr. Barlett' ot,. Goderielt :oe-
c.°tipied •tlit pulpit fir, Bentni1Xel... elturek
on Sunday" and .delivered en inspiring
Iut'ssazge.
C ngrtatulations to IVIr. ' and ,1L ,
•C'lifIord Vttizstone on the .arrival of a
The death. of `lilarg fret Dials 1t.iley, t young daughter. , '
wife of John G. Mann, jr., of Mullett, ' Mr. .. Pingland 'will occupy the
occurred on Sunday, June 17th.\'irs.1 t;Pulpit in Beemiller United church next ,
Matin, who was in her fifty-first •year, Sunday, July 1. ° -
had been' in failing health for several The,,'R'oinen's ;Association ;will meet .
,r on W
;nears. Besides lien husband, she` 'awes
� ec'iict sda;�, �7iily �k.. iVi'ria. •Gledhill,
two children, Ross a_. 1_ Doris, both R an'd, ; Mrs. Elford Moore die. 'tli
at'liome. 1 hi) t(ses,
x Mr. • tnd 'Mrrs. , .
Nurse iiifra(IiT�ci - �'}
.... j-1'ihta�' _AXl#zti �" to ;
at Clinton , ' ` Snnday' visiting fi'ietids in Clinton',
Gr:itliiiltaou e.rereises were Held at, `Gilford Pfrimmer is home from ea.,
the 1'11tlEnli hospital on Jurle 1Jth, leg t' to spend the summer: holidays with
The grttduat'es. were .Audrey I Con-� his parents.. ,
grana, DungaVnnon ; iMac\, L,.. 'G'Vril ale, ,
t:''.
Thedford Ruth Cuirtnain rs 'Walton; na
'Dia-
M. Tteaad; Gait -rand -Elizabeth -A, . �- •� ,
Craig, Auburn. ` _-� ^ODDS
Keys -S ell
The w dding took place at
t t
h
e Unite
d
Cpl. Gordon Webster Keys, ,,R.C.A.F.,
i,/.1// ///
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-
linn Snell ualthe late Airs. Snell, t0 .(ciurchparsonage,-ondesboro, on June
16th, ofhInaR Ruth, daughterof il-
AenciPy officiated.
uest5 .ve.z� • p.
r
e-R: B. Keys of razia. Rev.. A. F
: •
sent from. .oder'ch,. L n on,, azna, hA�atA'R�i
N�b� Cca\�ua�N8et
F� ( .Kamloo s;B.C:, son, - of' Mx:: and Mrs,
pi
MSrounctcrfeaelld: .Welland,Rhideor and, I CAKAGNT
Snowden Iiumphrey ib
�.;
The home -of Air. and Airs. William
A. 1Iti>.nplixey,• \Vest Watvanosll,• was
the•. scene of a. pretty veedding _l when
their ,eldest daughter, ' Caroline.
Margaret,: became the Pride of Ernest
John • Snowden, only Son.' of Mr. and
Mrs.' James Snowden, East WawanoSh.
fihe cereiiuouy %vas .perfornied by Rev.
J. A. _Ward of St. Helens. After' the
honey noon trip the' 0.up1e will wake,
their home in bast \Vawanosh.
Warwick=-Nuili '
At the home of lir. and Mrs. Joseph.
Yuill, Morris township, on .June lets,
their daughter; diary Eolith, was united ''
in nmrriage':with. Janes Kenneth 'ar
wick, son. of llrs. Warwiek and the..
late George Warwick,' Grey township.
Rev. G. ' I-1. Dunlop of Belgrave of-
ficiated. After a trip.to Niagara Falls,
Buffalo and other points.' the, couple
will reside on the, bridegroom's .farm, yt,'
2nd concession of Morris: • �'
Thieves Visit . •`..- >Ns`' 4:,saa
.Grand Send and Seaforth ' " e✓
- , Several robberies ifre repporrecl frown ' '� °� .:.,...,,..::.5,:•,:•,,,,,,,
the southern part of tlie-county. Two
tires were -stolen from ilcottagers at +yy-
Gra.nd• Bend. • A shop at. Grand Bend
was entered and bathing suits to ,the
value of about $500 were taken. An
attempt, to rob the Seaforth creamery
was, foiled by passing motorcyclists,
Nvho scaredthe thieves . away while
ey were -'mo.• ry tt,'life-creamery- aa, 0 0
to their car. The robberies are sup-
posed to be' the work , of the same
gang.'and police Wire. been investi-
go tin.
Lon(Yogtt,:$oy
'Drowned : at --Grand `Send
Grand Bend has had its first drown:
ing fatality. of the season. On- Friday
afternoon last Orry '1V. Callow; a
Quickly removed in :Clean Sanitary Trucks. Pone aoi1e rt.
910r-1-4 CLINTON_ ° , •-,*. 215 STRATTYORD
Prescriptions a Specialty
Phone 45
GODERI:
* • lRtilf iYIARI ET'
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
in season.
-Scientific Equipment
" Friendly Service • ,,
Phone 470 East St.
P:.. MARIE: R IE: •
. (Inte:nded for last Week)
Blake's W.M.S. • 'held their gran;d-
mothers' meeting In the church on
Thursday last; with a good attendance.
Readings were given by Mrs. M. J.
Blake, Mrs. G. Saunders, ,Mrs. H.
Curran, and Mrs. Thos. Blake,
a duet by Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Rowse. +Rev. 0. G. " Howse • ad-
dressed the grandmothers " Sand-
wiches -andcake were served by ,MTS.
L. Menary. Mrs. Rich. T' ilpatrick .and
Mrs. T. M. Anderson. Mrs. Howse,
who Wit s'presettted with a table' cloth
end a teapot, replied graeiousiy.
Do—Yol ` Suffer*
•FrontHeadaches?
It is hard to struggle" along with : a head t}at. aches .'
and pains all the time. `
A headache need not be an illness in itself, but it
may be a, warning symptom that there is intestinal.
sluggshness` within. •
To help overcome the "cause of headache it is • k. :
necessary to eliminate the waste matter from the system.. Burdock Blood
Bitters helps to remove the cause of headaches by regulating the dig.estive,'
and biliary •organs, neutralizing: acidity, regulating ' the constipated bowel '
and toning uphe sluggish• liver, and when this has been accomplished the
headaches should disappear.•
Get B. B. B. at any drug Counter. Price $1.00`a bottle. ' The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
CANADIAN TIRE
CORPORATION '
MAssocigte Store
L. O. WRE` STONE, Prop.
Tires and Batteries.
initton
.St. Pthoiie'' 69W ..
71ia1 , is Station* E
',I'YLSIE'GER'S • .
'E`'WELLER1 8 ( F'f '
Watches i iamond§-
�y yea l ep0,fi'b'
Phone' 130 Goderich
tAST RASES
High' (liialitt+.
0
Ming. Bread' ..... Pastiry
Hizti'is Iairber
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JOIINSPON & MATALO1 GR
We;idiag and General 'itepatrs.
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' MAC116111..4 SUO`.
UTIRON LAUNDRY:
• a.
AND DItW OL"EA1'R'G
Prompt Service
"`When we're through It bolls
like new."
Xlit(uiiton St. Ilione .J«2
Then there's the' star\" - about the
woman who, wlietx she :got -till the street
ear, with tend children,° was asked by
the friendly inotormatn if they were all
her ' Children or if it ' was a picnic,
"Yes," site snapped, "'they're all aline,.
and ft'4 not picnic."
Guide: : "This building is more than
three thousand years old" Smarty.
"You met fool -sue with tlmt story.
C"G'liy, ft'fi only 1045 new!"