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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1949-08-25, Page 2TWO *tit Osigriat,*tar rEv., Signal -Star, Rates74Ianada ,,and great 13ritain, $2,00 it Yea'; tto United " • • StAtesr• ;240- - •A4.7410?3,1,44 Rati,00. catt;',telinest. Ailtlioried as second-class mall; VoSt .,*QIIPt,..P0401011.4 Ottawa. 'Telephone 71. * OMPOr ot, cianadtaii. Weekly plevViapapet:ii AsoeiatIon ." *Weekly Oi'reidation Over 2O.11,015Eilli'rSO.N GZO. L ELLIfl 7--fruuR§DAy',- 4.iro-TrsT 2th, 1040 .. .- t , •• • • Et$ITORIAL'INITTES Sir Uarry.Iticeri rep6rted to be err h,1S deathbed. Man' is. mortal, yot it Will be a leng time before we hear the Wit of Sir Harry's o hiS • ' 1•• news despatch the other 'day Was. recorded th'e death of. 4 nn whose itirse 04bie .vas given as .4;Absoloin," How , ,044 'sPell that name eorreegy? It is "Ah4lom." (we looked it up ti sure)'. • -, ▪ • • News .of bush fires in every paper yoi pick up! It's a w'onder the . aboriginal Indians, With their :open Are'S, dictnot burn.' downthe woods orapletely before- the white ,man Frived AniVereir. They must .14Ve.: been more careful than the who roam the weods in these oys. of dourse, they 1)03,, tlhenaill:1-4ttnjeg to find iNTONATIONAL: PLOWING 10VOrt BOOLP Tgis ' AT RROVF0110 .4'felir weeks' teL of the PritIsh 1114 ---With all expenses Paid Will be awarded Void medal 'Winners la beth the horse and tractor plow - it* "EsSo • ChaMPIOus TrnaS•At- Jalltie" claSses, at this.year's Inter- - nutiwAal PlowIng. mute**, Porteolls, president of the, Ontarlo Plowmen's AssUciation, announces. The 1949 linternational" plowing match is being" held at the farm of H. W. 'Amy, • tea miles west ..of BrAntford, October 11-14. The, plowmen's annual classic. will be officially; openedt on Octob0r. 12 by Brig. O. Alartin of Brantford. Premier LeSlie ProSt Ontarie will 'be the vest speaker at the banquet markin,, the clae of the mateh. , Second prize winners 'la • the Trans-.Atlantie classes:, wach. are sponsored ISY Imperial Cpil, will each. receive a silver medal and $150 in cash.4 TwOlVe other cash prizes totalling ,$105 will be amerded ili .each „class. • . • Tlibse qualified to comp€4 lig, the tractor class include All "Esso Champions Special" winners at On- tario Plowmen's ASsociation branch- mateha and all plowinen froth° other provin.ceS. Yledhl winners in this class at previous International plowing matches -wili•not In the special horse-drawn plow elasa all plowmen who,- qualified at branch matches -after •Oetoher 1947,, and plowmen from other provinces are qualified to compete. Medal winners In this.elass in pre- vious years are not -eligible. During their free ',trips. tO the liritish Isles the gold mettaillat will *visit plowifig matches, study' 13ritish agriculture, and see .historic sites. They be aceompanied by a manage'r appointed by. the Ontarto Plowmen's AssoCiation. The,., tour, which includes a short stay in New, York. will take about four weeks. • . FOR .iNrolakitinoN 61? oPPPrtanities for talent,.. lied enter- prise ine.rease and there will" be uo more than a normal shifting of people across the border.both waYs; for there is always a not •incon- Adelaide einigratioa from the United §tates;to Can.ada. , • ., • • II; ••• • Thomas 13ahingtou llacaulay,' the English historian and statesman Of the first half Of the last Centhry, had a poittictil philos'ophy that is expressed the , f011owing tends: is not by the intermeddling. • of the omniscient and omalpot- eat State, but by the prudence and energy of the 'people, that England has hitherto been car- • , ried forward in civilization ; • and it is .•.,to the° same prudence and the same' energy that we ntw' look ,with comfort • and god 'hope. .Our rulers will best, premote the improvement of the nation by strictly confining 'themselves C•igarettes ail& throw the btitts own lucrative peourse,o conflineds- '• away recklessly. •• ities their fair prige, industry • and intelligence their, , natural , * • reward, idleness and folly their ¶Ih•neW Parliathent is called to - n ,. athral punishment, by main - meet On September 15th. • The seS- taining_peace, by defending pro- • "sion-ShOuld.:.be an. Interesting one. PertY, by diminishing the -price There wil. he a•14.rge .thiroer..ef .ot and br ObserVing_strict _ economy' an _every • 'department new merabers-, and among. them may of the State. soine7-Who4'will----develop- .into —Let- the Government do -this Parliamentary stars., It will be of'the people will asSuredly do _• reSt. 'intereat; •ttro, to note ,w,nint nevv the • . . rr• ,, ' , ,lines the Opposition Will take ,.to Wehave get •a long way,from that' in this century, but there are -Show.. that,_In. spite. °of its • over- inany-.who hold -that we are gall,' whelming defeat in, the Jnne 'ireV- .pio.n., it. si ..aiii .' ir. --toi,e,,,,, to,. ,, lie, topfar inthe way of 'the"inter- ,. me. &mg of the conniSciefirInd • reckoned with. oanipotent state," and that we are Province- pheasants are • stamedOing. so to. eur- hurt. A. centurY In the sOuthern .connties• of the before. Macaulay, Alexander Pope 'o ' the satirist wrote!' ... ' . that they haveno fear of man • 'For fOrms of goyernment let fools • and can almost be by ' hand. • eon : test, , 1311.t• in a few weeks 'hunterswill That which is best administered 7--b-e-14een5ed frO:g0 irk - is best." •- • . • • It leeks like poor sport. These And It must be adinitted7that. Pope .pheasants are "Planted" and given has the .great majority, with him a •certain amount ofrprOtection, in in th9se days! oider , to' pro • vide .°"gOed • shooting" later on. Why not avoid this ANOTHER ISSUE :OF WAR VET'RANS CANA.pA The Signal -Star is requested by •the United -States consul at -Hama,' ton, to publish information relative to the forthcoming dividend- .pay - Ment on National -Service life• in- sul'ance issued to T./.8. 'veteRini reatdin,g,in Canada-, • - 'The Veterans Adininistration in Washington has announced that ap- plication blanns for the $2,800;000,- 000 National Service life insurance special dividend to. be paid to some 16,006,000 ,present-- anal' ' -former policy,holderS (will' be available for the use of United States Veterans August 29,-1949, or as scion there- after aS they. can • be distributed: 44Approximately trouble and expense and let the . - CANADA SAVINGS BONDS ... • ,..,sportsmOn• get in among. a flock•.. of chickensand • blazeaway? If .,., ., . A fouth series of Canada sav- • - ' , ngs bonds will go on: side across the ' pheasants can survive the . winter they' wouid make an at - Canada. in, .0etober. This' was an- iritetive featuye•of thenonneed at Ottawa by the Hon.' countryside. . ,•. „ .; „ • Douglas, 'Abbett,. Milliliter of . Pin- . , . . ce, who, at the same time, gave ' This umn AS on several. oc• - • • notice that Canada savings 6onds, casions 'protested' against the reek- . , series 3, will be WithdraWn from less use of firearms by city police- sale on August 31: The Minister • men in shOoting,..down. persons who, staid that the decision to issue a . irth • series_ of Canada savings -instead of- giving themselves up to m bonds Was Iwonapted by the, ' en- ' theLpolice., took to their. heels to thusiastie response that •had at- • avoid arrest. There . was an in- • tended the previous three offerings. •-cadent of another sort ,in 'Torento - Since 1946, when the first series of these, bonds was issued; eau - a •few days ago. A Man had shot • • - aindips have made more than three .at," but miSsed,.., his' sister-in-law !gsiobnongsuretohliasetsotaof Canada. sav- in. a quarrel and had then locked in ,vale of more lamseif-in. a -room --syld.,,tixreatened-than . $1 billion.. Last • year,-,4tur, chases on the payroll savings. plan • 20 Shoot if not left" alOne. P.C. Wilma, off duty, happened to )e • walking along the -street and on • 'being told of what was going on .he. used- a. -bit of strategy and -got tip handcuffs 'on the man without -c1tir!iiinP1a,i7-.'". That certainly- was • : better than -killing the man without •• reeouFs,0,tiythe law, which no doubt ' will deal With', him as he des9ryes. Wilsbn should • rate for a promotion. ' •` • • • It is reported from Ottawa that .4 the C.13.0. is proposing 'thatthe i'adio. license fee I.)*e inereased from • $250 to $5. The increase will no cioubt be stiongly opposed, and it w-ould.not be 'politically wise. There. • is a belief—whether' well founded iimmlbW • • '•ie �- 1-1 • I I 0 •0 I adian Companies reached • a .new high of ,$118 .millien. More than 43 per cent: of all employees. to whom the payroll plan ..was made avail- abie bought bends. • Although. terms of the new issue havevitot Yet b'eenannenneed; it is expected that the fourth series will retain the ,features vc?rt.c'h proved sopopular in.Jlip first .th•ree. As in the past. therionds INN he able through banks and Investment dealers s well , as on the payroll • savings plan. *- BE, PAIR TO YOUR CHURCH • (Midland Free Press -Herald). ' = gt. isn't Sonest to tpend a dollar on pleashre-on-.8aturday night and give 25 centeer-less to t"he church on Sunday. , It isn't honest. to pend $200 on a holiday for the family. and give. $25- *to the church. It 04*.t.claa"` en tobacco and liquor and give -less than $25 to the church., If the average. person iri the average coni-. munityl.. who acknowledges.the ehurch • in the .census records gave 50 cents a week to the churehthere Would .be limit-- to • what; the. - churches could do. and there would. lie.0.0 problem in 'raising enough to pay the minister's salary. One of our church leaders said, --4-f.4every -family in our church gave 2.5 cents a week to- missions We. woad have Sic millions Of d011ars a year, and we are asking fOr three milliong Where Is Otli* spirit 'of stewardship? Look up the treasurer of your local ehureli, and pay him your gon-• ' selenee money., •ifffelitP • system of collectiOn is inefficient and as•a result many radio -owners - do' not pay the -fee. 'The •$5'. fee . -Would always bo. a 4 tem pta tiow to - Isuatit politigians t7r garne.'r rotes , by 'Promising to reduce. 'Or abolish it. Imposition .of a fee is justified . the .fact that radio •programs -are not free as the air, and persons do, not use radios should not coMpelled to contribute by way •.of "their taes. The C.B.C. had a deAcit hist year of $300;000 and premises: linproveti service if its .revenue is inereased. The $5 fee kelevision-s'ets, • ritOin;thuietO time there.' have %been 'Ininentations. over the, "eioidus!' of trained Canadians • the. 'United' States,' It, has been. • pointed out in this eoluniti . that 'it Wag Only natUral that ii-tirepertion. •Of".ou'r Young, people should be attracted by the oppoiliiiiities In tb larger. Optgatiou of the neigli- *TiV4 GOIMRICal SIGNAL -$TAR - green' forms have- been, &lilted, to be used by, "United $tateS Veterans '04sicle tbe. States., These reyms may . obtaInigt401,11.' the merican, Consulate at tialnilten o. or after Wuenar 1040;• green. forms Will assure the.. identi- fication and expedite. handling Of' foreign claims for th'e dividend; • "A-11. the veteran needs to do is to obtain. the applieation; which_ is a threefold. card eoutaining the •Instractions necesSar..y ,,tO get, the, 'dividend* then fill it out and bring it, or mail it to theAkinericav. Consulate, Hatitil.ton,--.Ontario,!111 event the veteran does -not know..the number -of his insuranc po, licy, the aPPIleation eau readily•be, identified by service- number, rankr,and. the exact nanie used tinting service with the armed ferCes. • "U.S. •Yeterans skould pot write the ,V-A or the pepartinent of State about either iiiSurance numbers or statu.s qf dividend applications. "U.S. veterans residing . in , the Hamilton consular mail. or. , bring 4,11), an application to the Mericao. Consulate at Elam - tilled oI as completely as possible' Ilton, taxi°. • •„ • "Distribution of checks will be started some tittle 1,:n 4anuaiy, 1950', ..tind `Payments stould be , substantial- ly completed -clu,ring- tlIe first half - of 1),50. For this reason,--U.S: veterans should be sure to use address which Will be good for six months or more," FOR1VIER C.P.R. AGENT , AT AUBURN TO RETIRE GUELPH, Aug. -19. --Herbert Al- fred Thomas, .freight and passenger agent .for, the C.P.R. here tor tvventy-eight years, has begun -his holiday „leave of absence prior to his 'retirenient'a-e' the end of ' this month. .• Ater completion of the C.P.R. Guelph' and G,oderich braneh,, Mr, Thomai was- the first agent * at the Auburn 0,tatiOnt _Later,: he • served as .Station agent 4t.Blyth untif1921: Then he nibved GlielPir as freight and -passenger• agent • When- -the pas- senger station was still -in an old log house. •' " • 4' z. A native,of-St: 'Jacobs in Water- Joo county, Mr. Thomas will retire to Galt,. where he has purchasea a -home. • — • . ' • FEli.ERAL..*GRANT•FOR_ •• HURON IlEALTII :UNIT, oEutERATE Sanwa •vO'EproTO ANNWPAsAR EiF0.Sa1.--Qn 10Y 204. Mr.° and •grs. ganning, *Ad. "opon. liet/Se" 411: the 'eeeitaiell of their sixtieth anniVersary. They were Married near Goderich on Nay 23, 1889. . Coming' West ih 1910, they settled Q. a fartn South- pasE.of Errifold with their Son and daughter, who have since moved ti ' the IT.S; 'There are five grand- children awl • seven great-grand- children; AlMOst• the entire • coniniunity" turned out to cl() 116119r. trO, •the bride anti groom of sfxtY years 4gO, About .100 signed the 'register and 'Icengratulated tbe. inihrir three -tiered. cake was served along with a dainty' lunch. • Congratula- tory telegrifins were received, from. Mr, and Mrs. Sylvesterand Saskat&onL Nir. and T. Johns, Saskatoon, and' Mr. and Mrs. Turner and. family, ,Begina. • Conon leary presented' a Purse frau. the community with' a few well-chosen words showing the re-, spect in which :gr. Al'.14 • lkirtil4' IVIanning• have .always been hehl in, the tem: where they ha.ve itesided since leaving the farm about twentr yekirA Mrs. Manning's two brothers and • their families :from Watrolis• visited them on Sunday, . - Mrs. Malning is the former Mary Treble, a sister of Mi., John Trebl'O of Goderich. • • • An Omaha Woman has cremated her fourth husband. So sOme-can!t get a mate aneothers get husbafida to burn,--Brandori Sun. Adcording to. information given to Y. McLean, Hurow-Perth by Hon. 'Paul Martin, ,Federal.Min- ister of Health, approval haa been. given A ,grant of over $24,000 at?' wards the cost of 'eqiiipping and :operating the Huron. County health rirr. *in* " ••• or our ---- CI - II S uper- ean Natura..y uperior• \ • • doDERiCH •• COAL CO. PHONE. 95W — tunny menmomen gain 5, 10; 15 lbs. • Get New Pep, Vim° Vigor • • What knatin. Doily timiirk. Lai -ma; fugly hollow; all up,' neck' no longer serawniq. body lens nu„. starved. maw "bean -pole" look. Thousands of --111r111. women; mem,mbc, never could-gain-betore, are now „proud ot shapely:, healthy -Woking bodies. Tlley thank the special Vigor -building, desb-building tonic. Ostrex. Its tonics, stimulants, invigorator% Iron, vitamin calcium, enrich blood, Improve apoebttre and digestion. so fobd gives you ,tnOre , , strength and nourishment: MI5 dab on bare bones. Don't fear getting too at. Stop wben.you've gained She 5, 10, 15 or 20 lbs. you need for nortaal weight. Coate little: New "get acquainted" size only 60c. -fl'ry-lateous-Ostrex, Tonie-Tsibicts-for,etvtgOI and added poundsithis very day. At all druggista , -4 EXETER WOMAN'S DEATH ' PD. ...I:4) ANTOXICATION ...1114ErxpoGio.1117:1,,it;-e etitycle.e4:t.:44.t8,Ae,i:rersact,r4:5;:i. mOther of a four -ear -old boy, MO. ati Al.I.P•St 7, from suffo.cation..or ehoiting due to voiniting. Induced bY citte7teler4litel?kin.!in wnlinrilehOwlYe!li,g The -jury' said •it alsO' found the .vvoman, suffered injuries to her faee and nose, when struck by her husbank. Vrnest; 38, ,,f`u.ncier strong provoCatiett," .but- that" Och the -eheStertield in the living room Aj(•,)ifil3ri s4sse,tr47pi d.ehrtiolui..yo wascaaltis.efioi houuennrct. (1.d:fetatituhda. no: • • • The PIO reached, its verdict in 'thirty minutes, after listening to thtee, hours of . what Coroner P. A. MaNkaster,.- Of Seeorth, terined 4very COnflicting eVidenee:" • weEirleeve-eliallWedtnts;es0—rotw4' in,Aetcitioer401—ey Glenn Hays, of $eaforth, In three instalices lin warned, witnesseS*.et the penalty . for perjUry. 'before a. corOner'sjury and the consequences Of "deliberate evasiveness." Evidenee was to the-effeet-that MrsPerrY and her linsbangl. on the night before her- death. were a a , , •••••.•,•404rom4.0.4.m..m...#44 SHORE & GINN • ELECIMIC Electric irt an Repairs. • oil West pt., Phone 574 -'-or . • above Agnew Surpass Store,. Phone 109: . -932tf TuuttiDAY, 4VaV82q.010 .1949 dri.nking party, at it` private honib about six miles froth 1xetei 05 tile rc.ad• to Dashwood.. She returned' home in anintoxicafed condition and• Was. placed by her husband on a thesterlield,spore she 0.was fetuul, dead' at 'poi the n0.# 'day. . • "arpmmen • The • r. • • of ONURIO INSURNIC.E • *CENTS° AS;SOC:AVON Irtri 'Good ' Insur- ance H.$.FORIJ Get Info:will --. Stay Insured— Ret.Assured. , Werth St.• TeL 2.111Iw , • svoL EW ' 4, WAR ASSETS CORPORATION pRICE.. OP pOto Department of 4.griculture re.. quests u. -correction 1 the list _44 .seed, prieeg issued for pubilcatidn • recently.Price of: Coinnietelal No, .1 fallwher,l,t, all approVed varieties,' should :be $2,25 per 'buShel, instead of $2,60 -per bushei,..as quoted, PRZSBYTtIttiir-SA.T.grAr otottoWsEPT. LStIi ' -bet ouutryi: Jus it puny 1a1 The annual'rally or Huron ,gres.2.3. rural - comfromitio 'W.A.& of the PreSbYtei•- . ,iati 011uicii,„wilt be held On 'TheSA , 11ve thr thq. titles ,of otir,' own •binintryk it. 16 el.tor, to lettra fioiu'anOideltir toport "that thia year .inore than 1vePernt.. oi tho,,istriot lr xtplioits vier tpioute* bit/m(114)1, ithrsWei11zv *044 ptaiitioni retty ,Of:Outo• t these, a • 1$ 4 e.,,* yetermis.,wmi own' and Ofeninnent fonttutvo riultug. dar, SiePtember' 1.3th, in. .the Pres- bYterian Clinton, :The morning. Session COminencea at 10 irtfind.. the aftetitOoti., tit. trrn, J,1 West of 'kit:. Tbdinas wUl be the kpodspeaker;"Vie:'iArtitiir Melo ot Chotht. Gogerlob;, will Prekienta Shod •- , , • 4,, Every Second' Canadian 'hoine hair it ear, and more. than three out of. r Landat Fortner. ort Albert ,Airport, Ontario WAR ASSETS CORPDXATION will reeeive, offers for the put. • chase of all �r park0Of the Crown owned property described below: I.- A parcel of Jana containing "Sppioximately 402.6‘• acres' hicated in Parts of Lots 1, 2 and 3 of COncesSioft-4, Western District, Mid' in l'arts of. Lots 2 and ta, of Concession *3, Western Distriet—ail 111 thp Twp. of Ashfleld, County 'of: Huron. e •. . A parcel of land Ciiptaining appresimitely 20:6 acres in Lot .Concedsloo 5;• EaAteriti District, Ti/tp,'"of Aghteld; Coinity • . of Huron. ••• • • Lot 15, Concession Labe Road West., TVilf. of Colborne, County ,of Huron, -All' the Provinte-ef--Oniario:- . , 4 'Specjai !feint and Conditions of Sale , , Whe'Sale Of thisland will not ineltule,,the Hangars nor the Water- pipe and 110E4 -nig and the purchas'er wilt be requiredWNW-the oWners of the atIOVC Mentioned • itenla,,tlikOpportunity to•rettioye Saint within a period of six month r ' • • • • • beliVery, otl'epreper y be ade .purchaser will not • m Until after December 16th, 1949. All intorination iontalriet Acre* ia netesiniki-44 abbretiat,ed and ,subject tO,CortebtilOti, • . " 'WiLE Amets torpration reserves- the unon4llfle4 right to , • ej any, or all offers. Allie •ietottinte otiy offer will bp, ,Subi,tet to the approval. of trio' ,-.• .• Puttbor.,Infokiiitation may be obtalnot..opon twietitiot, to the Director at the addreasgiven beloW,, • , ,, • Offer') quoting 1411.13850, Amnia reach the 11fireetor, tand out Bulldlrita Deparintent, War. Assefs Corporations*, 56, LOW' Street,- OttaW111011,1aria �n or before ,Septentber 1st* 1949, A10. No.1033 WHEN. IN LONDON STAY AT — The Old Coach Stopping Place 70 Byron Ave'—Fairmount - 0867-J .BETWEEN 'WHARNOLIFiE and ilpitiLEY ROAD Rooms y day, or week , OWNE., ND OP -R --ED Mrs T M Turner -(Formerlrof the Park Muse) -32 aitcht t IL McK Y and his orchestra re•-••, ry. it • LL 'GRAIN GROWERS IQ ID FERTILIZER CONCENTRATE this- yeii last year severaLw4eat farmers treated,seedirbeat.With ``l!sTA--,0111.1"RS'LLIQUID.,FERTILIZER CONCENTRATE ,and apparently hid good results,' - Using "NA-CHURS" Liquid Fertilizer Concentrate- for thiii purpose • is still in the experimental stage but we believe you should try it. Preliminary, tests indicate a quicker start which may aid in earlier maturity and beeter yield The costr-la-very—littler.andAil, it will increase yin,tr wheat yield, it is too good to pass up. Many enthusiastic , growers, have written, about the' fine resiffs—iibiaiii, with '`,11-AzOlitiltS:" — —- (00 ••• . •• • ••10 ASIC US, TODAY,. ABOUT THE.: ONE GALLON TEST - :a a One gallon of "NA-CRORS" will treat 8;.10 bushels of seed' grain at a cost of apProxitnate- r Ty1404 - &dog these a'dvantdges...: "'COMPLETELY SAFK.NO BURNING "'EASY TO APP,J.X..N6 BULKY WEIGHTS ',ECONOMICAL. NO WASTE A • . • , • . POP MORE INFORMATION ON "NA.ORTIRS" LIQUID PETILIZER CONCENTRATE COME IN Olt CALL US --TODAV-1t- • • 4 OODERIOH • • • a •o TWO TA -410'.. Re 002$1, • 'GRAM aR0 ‘1,40 • • :~