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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1945-08-16, Page 7!l;HUltSPA,Y, AI'GITST 1fitb, 104, . �, in "�oroaato, MAFJ NG pleted her .summer Col>1r holidaYitng, at Kiantail this Creek vd,tli aaa Nola,t , ratford Mr. -and Mrs. Harvey A th i ,G Aug. 13. Mr. and Mn.sMm' i3. B. ,$others , - d ROM . H Ai�`ERiN , x►dex�ion, who slip .Misnerr and o: ' , ysoid diet farm recently', moved to. _ e r Called on' Mr. and Mrs. Mearb.` uarrra home. in ' Lucknow own Thurgda9°. " lafatt,` on Sunday, on '.their vaY Mr. Edgare :after enjoying holidays at the beach. " '.Ritchie and Jean, of Sion, ` and Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Thorny - Son of Iiolyrood, visited sows and Marjorie, ' On Sunday with 'Mr, and Mrrs: 'Geo. Sauluders, ° •. e, wife and . baby asi�an or F Dick ''FQ.Dc S da even - Kin- They will'both be very much Wised church and ,social circles in this' 4aa?- munit . We wish. them success. Y The W.M.S. ,are taking .charge of the service in Blake's Church on Sun- day evening next at 7.30 o'clock. Rev, w, r. Rios ers, •Dungannon, will be the s s >e , provided» Y :�, • They and Airs, Palmer Kilpatrick, and ehild- rea, of TorontoLl r. and Airs. Roy Atkinsoan and d" - . Ater, of Brantford; Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Atkinson and child, of Nile; Dr. A. N. and Mrs. Atkinson of Goderich, • NILE' W VI.S . eetiag,-� 'h4 Women" s Misr r - o i nut at" the, hetae' of siona Y S c etY Mrs, U'rank lltawkiu$ on1 . W�ednesdaY, Au ust • 8th, The president, . 'Miss g eetin . which a cted the � g C' e c clu uxr y, an �. � uaa. ofy h oats. S velour D ale. > ,;The '96th. Soul,,,nThoti ►�a tr ;and prayer wail off 4 by the , • cIlwaian. Mrs. Z. McCaun nt. " reading n prayer wits given readbY r an ndialo, tranaiation of the'I "Shepherd's Psalm .tad Mrs. T., AMtePho 'read, from the -stud! book, .4 abort butane • gelation waa� ;bel+ interesting reports were. gi Bed Cross department knitting of eleven Perk° w . . sucks during the month, abio the, i ins of a quilt which will be ,llted at the Se terber meeting. A, delight; ul" aro raw of reading and' song fohowed, c " g wi the National Anthem .and c 1 lnuslC ' 'ill be . Closing th s is nc w ke nand ` s , ' A dant Yu h a A1ea a l Sunday �•x n with. the y M ,the benediction 3' returned to a ed ids t served by i#trs. A•• Watson and Miss. tail s!etet. a,plcasant.hA1 3� s. he week -end with, Mr., i 'Visitor. att byMrs •$urwash Currey • , ,. tail Beach. •' , e : Mr. Paola ,was read hascora- and 'Mrs, Rich, Kilpatrick were Miss Agnes Stother�, who o �. ': ' THIS LAZY LIFE'S BEEN SWELL! BUT 1 • HAVE TO GET OUT AND RUSTLE: Up A JOB „SURE,,aUr WN'Y SHOULD DAD " CARRY. THE LOAD? •NOT.THE ONLY ONE! • DONT FORGET " ABOUT ME, NOT ANY LONGER! I'VE BEEN DOI'N6 A MANS JOB FOR FOUR YEARS. NOW, I'M ALL SET,' TO GET. GOING HERE AT. HOME Z -z,". HIS RIGHTFUL PLACE i The -schoolboy who flung, down his books to take up arms, fouror five years ago, has come back bacle-amia4. He came of age the day he downed the uniform of Canada's armedforces.He's more than, proved bis right to stand on his 'own feet, a man among men, -in the home and business life of peacetime Canada:' JOHN . LABATT LIMITED .. '-- Lpndon Canoe ei , ' Local boys 'overseas will get thousands • :of smokes free, Wherever they are, whatever' branch of • the Service they are in, they are constantly 1 the minds of the folks at home Goderfeh is proud of them., - • IMPORTANT—If your name appears in this issue go at •once to The - Signal -Star and` -supply the following information: 1. The rank, regimental number and name. , 2. " Overseas. address of the. boy `or girl in the Services you wish to rend cigarettes to. 1;. Should any person, care to send cigarettes to the boys - overseas, they can send' $1.00 of more, to Mr. D. E. Campbell, and'the cigarettes will be sent by the Goderich branch of the Canadian` Legion. " THE PI IN IN BRIEF - Eaeh week for 26 weeks, not necessarily consecutive." there, will `appear among the advertisements onthe names id addresses of ,per- sons page, - sons on 'Oe Signal -Star- subscription list find your Godernotil' Read the advertisements mei' ily . •yo office af _scent orThee oSignal-Se" next tar ' will 'then ublication day.; send 300 cigarettes s ou would overseas • with the compliments of the advertiser, through the Goderich branch of Y -the Canadian Legion' Tobacco fund. •. BANNISTER - . AUTO .SEi.VIOE • Repairs to all snakes of cars. Lubrication, Veedol -Motor Oil • , TOWING Phone 717 Ifingston St. W. A. SMITH vers s COUPON - Advertiser Please send 300 Cigarettes Overseas to 'Regimental - Number Name and Rank "Full Address Details of Unit • This Coupon is sent_ in by Name Address „ NOTE: Advertiser will please forward this Coupoll promptly to „ ` , The •Goderieh Signal -Star. r �tp y., M eI a of -Whitechurch, 'water ahOut a minute and brought Q1K k�aM4''�i'4.,�' A ... , ebaerved -bis ninety-ninth birthday Oa Jany 20th, • p Xiaxeardine Town Council has voted, $Q,000 towards the building and furn- ishing of a hall in .that. town# for -the ''u eyy,(�o�ff returning` service men.and r emen,p. . Mr M Mrs. James MacDonald; who .➢,has• taken up residence' «iu Lueknow. •,was honored '�by:her' former "neighbors at P'araanount at µa' Surprise gathering at ,which she was presented with : an address and a table las*. o' - A,two-story brick house in ,DEgmoand;- vide, , the Property of Miss Nell Me- Dougall rof Detroit and occupied by Peter and James Roach, was y. com- .pletely destroyed by fire on.. Tuesday morning. Little of the furniture or clothing was saved. it is reported 'that musical instru- ments to the value of over '$.240 ha i'e f been stolen .from the Clinton Radio Sobool.. These include a guitar with an electrical sound attachment valued at' $90, A saxophone valued at $70, and a clarinet worth .$55: Brussels Presbyterians are saying farewell ,to their minister of several years, Rev.' Samuel Kerr, who. leav eS this month to take a charge at Glace 'Bay, N.S. At a congregational gather- the manufacture of the bomb and he ing a purse of money was presented continued as director for thirteen years. to •Mx. and Mrs. Kerr and other gifts to until the 'company was taken over by Middle ld'ren of their family. the Government a couple of years ago. Middleton—Clements Gilbert Labine who dropped from a Park street United church, Chatham, was the scene on Wednesday, August let, of • the_wedding of Emily Marie Clements, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Clements, Chatham, to Fred- erick John Middleton, son -of Mr. and 11irs. Fred Middleton, Goderich town - :ship. The . ceremony was performed by Rev. Major Colling.' After a short honeymoon spent at Grand Bend the bride left to resume her duties with the It.C.A.F. (W.D.) at Rockclifee and the groom went to Scoudoc, N.13., 'to train for Pacific duty. Brothers Save Swimmer's Life at Grand Bend. - Grant and Edwin Carruthers, bro-. ♦thers, of Melbourne, on'^Sunday rescued _thirteen -year-old Larry Limon,. on, . of. \9intls'or; frorny ' drowning at' Grand Bend. Young Lamon became ' ex- hausted while swimming and sank from . view, " arid the- Carruthers boys reached hiin' after ;he had been. under. him 'ashore. Grand Bend, resideuta worked over hits with an inhalator succeeded in..brlag g him aback. and s u 'to consciousneas. .ddY-vb A�FY' retty wedding took,laiaee In On- tario?t street United Church,. Dliuton,. ,on .Monday, August 'oth, When Miss. Frances Lavis' and Cpl., Wesleyt WesleyF, Haddy . • were' united' in 'marriage, by. Rev. G., G. Burton.. The 'bride Is the daughter of°'Launce L avis end the late Mrs, Lavis of Clinton, and the' :,bride - groin is the sown- of Aleat. Haddy 'and the late Mrs., Reddy, • niso of Clinton. The, bride's sister, Miss' Relen 'Laois. of London, was the maid of honor, and Miss Elm'a Dinning of London was bridesmaid. , The groom, was at- tended by Allan• Knight o Tomato. The couple " left on a trip to northern points. When, the bridegroom returns to his station on• the east coast Mrs.. Haddy will reside in „London. Seaforth Man Helped Develop Uranium Mine The sensational: news of the new atom bomb is of, special interest to a Well-known Seaforth man, Reeve ,John F. Daly, RMr. Daly was one of the -first directors of the Eldorado mines from which comes the uranium oreused in, w�rryy �'i TTYt�7�y�����-i/y}�°�pp1, .�ff •'��,,�Y•.r. KXN ODRWW,,.71 ug i4.— Mi.. NA Mrs. J'aek Mona et Detroit atto. lug frisuda here. Mr. and Mrs. �A.dola u* and Wilfred. U ,L ip: not are spending the holiday **eon with Leonard,_ and Matt. O'lLonealin. 1�fisas Mary Theta** Auati IOW Mary Murphy and Mrs. Santee La Volute have left today fur thelt 1 '" tions` In Toronto. ' r. : ose h Buckley' had the m M J p 'one .of' his" beast t fortune to Jose� the t year-old: ,steers last"... , week, o of eating fresh clover, Several were affected but recovered. The harvest will soon be over. r familiar sound of . the ti renhing tris+x.• chine, 'Once ;again reminds us. that the summer will Soon Unci afiadieu. There's• a closed season. an. ;tQ? Why not' on 'grousing? Bowel '`Comp ants. Q4°0b 16ren During the 'hot summer and early fall months most children, " and , especially those teething, are suhject o diarrhoea, dysentery) colic, cholera infant= and other bowel' Cora- plaints. oin plaints. Every mother should keep .a bottle of Dr. Fowler' Extract. ♦ of Wild Strawberry in the home as a -pro- , tection against sudden attacks of these • troubles. Don't experiment with new . and' untried remedies. ; Consider your child's health,c • Get `c “Dr. Fowler's'' plane at Great Rear Lake in. the sum-. it has been successfully usod by -; mer •of 1930" and discovered the thousands of Canadian mothers, dur- world's richest deposit of radium ore, ing the past 91 years it has been. on has been a guest at Mr. Daly's home •the market. at Seaforth onaseverai occasions. Jack Daly, son of Reeve Daly,, worked wjth the Eldorado Company at Great Bear Lake for some time. Dona accept a substitute. Get the genuina "Dr. Fowler's." - The T. Miaburri Co., Ltd, Toronto, • 04. Quickly removed in Olean Sanitary Trucks: Phone collect. -- -910r16 CLINTON : L. • 215 STRATFORD William Stone Sons Limited 114GERSO , • ONTARIO a UNINSURED ACCIDENTS ARE C:cST LY S Accidents happen in a flash. If you are not insured, repayment may cost 'you your home, ,your .savings or months of income; 'Let va: explain Pilot Automobile insurance to yon,' > costs so -little.'.. We write Pilot Insurance to cover selecteca risks in Automobile, Fire, Burglary, Plate Glass, Public Liability ' and other general insurance, J. W. "Cratgle—Geo.. G. MacEwan, Goderich G. C. Treleaven Agency, Dungannon Gordon Jewell, R.R. No: 6, Goderich • BROPHEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE.. ' Successors to J.. •- Brophey . FLOyD M. LODGE; Director Phone 120 Goderich Furniture Store --11 West St, -,----,,,Ankbulance Service Funeral Dome --13 Montreal St. ose The ,;CAPITAL THEATRE Vaaniety. & ttuality For Your Pleasure— In Screen Entertainment Phone 47 BRADLEY• :.& SON Automotive Supplies, Motors, - Portable Electric Acetylene Weld- ing, Machine Shop Work,. bout Starters and Generators: Phone 241-••658. ; CANADIAN TIRE 'CORPORATION Associate Store' L. 0: NtiETSWONE,Arrap. Tires',..and Batteries Hamilton St. 'Phone 69W OARI. 'V ORSELL General "Hardware Plumiiing , and Heating Stoves and Furnaces • Paints and Oils Phone 283: Square. .3O104STON,& ,LLODGHT.' Welding and 'Nir.ty q. • . . GenerKa!r l Repairs MACHIN fiIOP alone;,456W n flaamtttot! St. GODERICH BOTTLING.' WORKS ` Drink . Coca-Cola Tweedie's Popular Drinks it is safest to get the best. 58 Piston St. • ' Phone 489 ' .0 VENUS RESTAURANT lloime-made . Candy ,HONE 170 • This to StAiou ,n -A -T 1 -- HURON -LAUNOR;Y'. AND Mir. O EANINa' Prompt Service "Wiens- we're through it looks, like, dewy" Harniltoni St " Phone 224 BEDFORD HOTEL ' Courteous- Service Rear ble , Rates Square Phone 323 Send the boys "cigarettes often 4 , GUE i'THER' TRANSPORT Earl R. Guenther Proprietor : • Daily service to and from Tor- onto, Hamilton, •London , intermediate points. • Victoria St. - Phone 850,. EMERSON" " ;DRUG: • STORE Your friendly"I.D.A. Drug Store Prescriptioits a Specialty ' Phone 45 Goderich PILSINGER'S JEW ELLER it "& GIFTS Watches ' r . Diamonds r•' Repairs Phone 130 Goderleh ALLAN'S GROCER" aA .good , place to buy." Phone 164 ,e,, Square and. Hamilton HELI LIKE TO KNOW Y0111 • SAUtTS' COAL CO. Coat Coke . Wood Phone 75 Nelson St. Under trying circumstances we are "trying to do a good job, You. will find xthis a good firm to do business with.. ROYAL BOWING ALLEYS . ....A good way to s ..d your ev- enings or leisure hours Nin pleas- ant, congenial sizrropndings. ' West Si. Goderfch AS,; • , The service you receive from •y Ur bank is "rendered so quietly anct a fi ciently thrift the human values behind it may not have occurred, to jaw. q... GODERIJF: ' ,•r ..1FRUIT MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in season. _Scientific Ll'ciiiipment, Friendly Service Phone 470 " East St. EAST S' '. BAKERt- High Quality Buns ,-- Bread — 'Pastry Harry Barber Post-war pians,.. kith pre-war people, ate just' a set-up for more: wet, Voice won't remake the world be- cause the. world is made of people: ' Only eare for people eau' remake thein. The safest boundaries' botwoO'il na- tions are friendships which' have no b}ettnil1r „ Think, for instance, 'of the confidence you rest in your "branch bank •manager, 'perhaps without " even knowing him well personally. You ought to know him better. By deposit- ingyour money in his branch, you made him and his staff the custodians -of your account and the transactionsrelating to it. You hold him in high trust, .knowing that your private r affairs will be kept private. Your will find your .bank • i tanager a trained man who has, come up through the ranks, `and: who will be glad to discuss your financial needs with you and ,to., inform you aS to the —Appropriate service his bank can tender. Should you desire a personal loan to meet sopte unekpected expense, talk it ovgt withr hint►. You can depend on receiving courteous, understanding loans ,ate just ono-= o f the seri.► ices . your, bank provides. You. ' ' may "be surprised to learn of many other servicesavailable • for your use.