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MALCOU.. ,IYIATHtRS
11EW ildtiATION
On the Square -formerly. Mr,
,,Cralgle, s' once
Real Estate' --•General. In- ,
• surance
Phone 115W
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cglL'LOP MUTUAL FRE IN-
SU A]v E CO:Farms and
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isolated town property insured. :
-- • Prc ident,,Chris_ Leouhardt,, Born-
holm,, Vice -President; Hugh Alex;
under, : Walton ; Mgr.. and ,!-Secy;
Treas,, ,M. A. Reid, Seaf orth
Directors . Chris. Leonhardt.
Bornholm; Hugh 'Alexander-, Wal-•'
ton; spam. H. Whitmore, Seaforth,
E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; Robert
Archibald; •Seaforth ; John - HL Mc -
'Ewing; .. Myth; , Frank McGregor,
Clinton;` John L. Malone, Seaforth;.
Harvey Fuller, ,Goderich. '
Agents—John" E - pepper, Bruce
field, R.R. 1; George: A. Watt, Blyth,
R.R. 1; R. Finlay McKerCher,
Dublin; R.R. 1; - J. F, Preutet,
Brodhagent, Selwyn Baker, Brus-
refs. .
Policyholders can • 'make /il',, pays.
pients and get their' cards receipted
at .the Royal Bank, Clinton; ]�eith
Cutt'S Grocery, . Singston 'Street,.
Goderieh,
MEDICAL -
R. F. .j. Ii., FORSTER,. EYE,
NOSE THROAT
EAR, ,
• Late. House Surgeon. New York'
Ophthalmic: and . Aural Hospital,
itssistant,at Moorefield Eye Hospital
and' Golden -;Square Throat Hospital,
England—, lan
London d._ .: • •' ,
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SUPPLIED
- $3 Waterloo Street S,, Stratford,
Telephone 267..:. •
Next visit Bedford Uotei, Qode-
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•rich,.•Wednesday, November 23, S) 9,.
at 2- p,m.' till 4,.!0,P► -m•.._.
DENTAL -
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DR. R. w,V, ,HUGHES
• Dentist
Corner Wellington and Lighthouse
Streets.. ,
Phone 1033J for . appointment.
CHIROPRACTIC
H +'RBERT B': SUCII,;D.C1 ,
Doctor of Chiropractic. `
Office •Hours:
Mon., Thurs.-0 a.m. to .5 p.m.
• Tues., Fri -9 a.m. to 5 , •p.in.
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.7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wed., & Sat. -9 a.m. to 11.30
a.m.
Vitamin Therapy Electro 'therapy
Office -Cerner.. cif S n'th...`-.Sty.. anal_
Brrttfnnia Road. Phoime '341.
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WESTERN ONTARIO'
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MO'TORW-AYS. .�
All •times; Easter Daylight Savuig
, To' LONDON. . To STRATFORD
7.50 a.nr. 7;50
12,15 p.pi. , . 12.15 jun.
' °4.15' P'.m. g° 4.15 p.m.
• 9 p.m.--Bus-:leaves. daily at.10.10
a.m. for Kincardine and Owen Sound
Holiday 'schedule In effect follow-
iing dates: May 24, July i., Auh, 1,
Sept. .5... ,
On Monday and day after holiday;
bus for London leaves at 7' a.m.
. Bus to Stratford and London at.
8.15 p.m. Sunday and. holidays •only.
Sundays and holidays the 12.15 bus
goes to Stratford .only.,, • ' •
Connections at Clinton for London,
Detroit,. Wingkant,,,'., Walkerton,
Eiticaidine, Port` Elgin and Owen
Sound. •
Connections at -Stratford for Wood-
" stock, Kitchener, Guelph, Ifami -'
toil and Toronto.
Connections �at'Mitch il. for !istowel
and : London.
For information 'pliofie Reg. 'McGee
& Sons at. 765.E
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Care ' ,and. Cha h man.
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
P. F: Carey C. 1'. Chapman
Phone 18 Goderich
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Licensed for Counties of Huron
and. Druce: '
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For Information; apply to J. N.
K• ernighaii, Division Court Clerk,
Goderich, Out.
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LICENSED' AUCTIONEER
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Sales Date
made for Sa s b
can be y
calling Phone 203, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satistac-
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ICENSED `AUCTIONEER
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Seaforth 'Phone 11-661.or
Harry •Edwards, Goderich,
Phone 144
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Matt;Gaynor
Licensed' Auctioneer. Sales
conducted anywhere
For information write or
phone 787J, Goderich .(collect)
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Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
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Phone
'Napoleon instituted tiro French
Legion 'of Honor in. 1802. '
AT CAPITAL • I E TRE 7?.
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Now ---William 'Bends apd James. Gleason, in "The Life of Riley."
" 1Vfoii., '1"itetl. ani "'IYea* Aclult Lit rtaurmenE, "" '°°" —
Rita Hayworth ltoi Itancl. ;ll, ,GlennFord •'Victor Jory and ,Mar-
, garret* '4'V'yeheirley l' • '
1.ee'altitltlatiatlg, in Teehnicolor, •tike ttnnultous affairs of ,a famous
temptt'ess' an• i '4 t 1, ' ,.
t e ciestirY to laid flet, iaiv.
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▪ T 'L E.
O�S� 0 CALM
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
Sonny tiffs, Barbara, B'ritteq ,and ',George ',Gabby" Hayes'
e . ,,a re men
•A roaring," action -packed tule� of the Battle coiltitry,. wee
are " men and tomer` are hard to mine bya' r »
*and Skelton, • in r' pine' ' Da 1t :
C�ntlirlg • .. 1w '�Vlw s a d Rcc1 .8i clto ,�iQp s us ..
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ter .�-.TeeliniGolnry '
17Catinees Wcd,, Sat, and-$olidais at r~.80 p.im.
Rev,. «:Hari w: lRodle 'of St.
'Mows .Urges in. Addre s
a �' �
to Lions .Clu
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"D,o•n't tripe you'.r"self"too serious-
ly" was.„ the subject.. of a, hil-
__ Pte.
osophictii and .,,thdught-preveking
"address- t �. by • Rev. Harry, Y , ItodneY,
of Knox Chu
n Presb teria1 °
Y m.eh, • St,
Thonz ls, add;essuig the Lions Club
on Ei°ndiy 11evei�In at¢ the Bedfordf ti. g
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`Lion ,.Jim Kiiiltead introduced'
Rev. I
•t. MacMillan,- G. (x
,.. a,cliillan; who in, turn
'introduced- the nest s •
aedkei:• Mr;g speaker,
Rodney. . ' '
"If yoti take yourself too serious-
ly
there is -the constant danger •that
people.w.liorn you meet may not take
you .seriously enough," Said- Mr,
Rodney.
'Quoting'_ the words- df St. Paul;
the speaker said, "Let no ;Mar think
more 'highly . of hirltself . than lie
ought to think:'
Getting too serious leads to think-.
ing about .yourself. -and your' owe
little plans and ambitions too much,
and amen' to becoiuing cynical, peev-
ish and, pettthtnt. This leads to los-
ing any, , influence that you other-
wise aright have; he warned.
The speaker urged his listeners to
"developa saving sense of humor.”
He said lie didn't like the Russians
for a number tri~.• reasons, but : one
of them was that they never seemed
to have ; any .sense of . humor:• • •
-SHB- _minted 'out,k, that all truly
- •reat .men in hist r a=nd -also today
possessed that saying-•: -:sense- - o1
humor. Abraham .Lincoln 'was an
example: Jimmy Durante, who
sai{1 of himhe:
was he was "a nese
wvit a body built. around it, ' has
F.
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OPTICIAN and OPTOi 1ETRIST
Square Goderleh-
"See Armstrong and See Better"
At Lucknow first Wednesday of
each month,,
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�1apes wad . nof ear,•d
aroand
rich last Vaek,faint r mni'
sGceuc
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madefortunea .Aotag
making fun
.• i own'Misfortune,
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of hs �
"All of Us have to stand back-
and have a good -laugh: at• eltlrselvea
"every now and then," said.,i& r,'
l.oclaey, - .`•You and I were 'meant,
to lose ourselves in a •cause ,tauch
greater than., that of any ,particular
one of us. i+
Hoe oinlwed • out'' that
.
the. Lions.: code is one that could be
'lived up to 'only when the Lion
forgot himself and his owzi 'little
BY WAY OF INTRODUCTION now,
• Word has just been relayed that
At,.,,the. behest, .. the Editor ; and
. m' mo 3,es
.. o the happy. e x
'>�mosses�t,d � th 0,pi?y .
Associated': •with •the reception of -the'
liitiaris. " f . u ori thea u a "1''lbrida articles" of „two year ago;
i ya rex ;L . n
=Club' only in tering• ,01`' what,you it gives the, writer :egtiai pleasure
et ' ° t o at o ill ` •et
can g au f , y u wv b to li , e With the 'Si nat-'Star clien=
nothin out of It "'' he •skid' s a, g
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a.. tele the, experiences amid
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mew lc� ' to b too ., dex
. ...'•m :•waited -,trip
at ' --a om
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d.
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.l long
,a lneeklttnism`to • aliow:`°snny4ne •ta
think Only of himself, This thiimg' .Britain. 'after an absence of- t}verity'
ea led `gelf must be putaside for six 'years. •'
a while, at least, On the part o_ f in- ro be purely objective in the treat-
dividunls ,and nations,' 3f there is to inept of thi's-'task would be to deprive•
be any real progress in our troubled :both the reader. and the writer of
'world .today, Dar success . depends much. color and warmth. • Hence it
upon our attitude in the .task, We •is the .scribes hope that•kreaders
face.: ;Sint*, , employ the saving will more than. tolerate soiuething
sense of humor,' and' it «swill ease of that color and sympathy asso-
your tension. When you, can t;ltink dated 'with ' "sentiment" at its ;pest.
more clearly and better in doing the To illustrate -the physicist May ex
task yeti face. ' �'* plain the phenomenon ,of the rain -
"By -ourselves we can't da• t`ery ,bow in terms of its phyt;ical creation,
much in- this world. We, ul :iniate- the, breaking up of light• into' its
ly come to realize -t at we are de- varied tints, but lie„ ,Hasn't even
pendent upon oth r, people. t'Yet remote . touched: •U n 'its' beauty
lY Po
heti w look' att� r u le
when e t o b d state as it appears. .to the.. aesthetic spirit,'
of the world, Loth international tg the ecstatic'respotiks•'1i the'sim-
plicity-ofandin communities, the ehild who gazes upon
we sometimes feel like giving up it for tile first dine:” T`hereo'is too
Much "legality". in modern life and.
too little of . that sppntaiiedus'•glow.
which could .enable' the fuse `mind
of Keats to say, ``'A thing of''beauty.
is .a 'joy forever." •
Here your writer has drifted `into
the laueway of moralizing, of being
trying .and becoming cynical... But
there is a greater power directing
all' things. God' is in His Heaven
and He• has 'His purposes for things
being .as they -are.- There is • no
rieed_to, look -hopelessly.. and help-
lessly ;about and feel :there are in-
. urmountable objects'" abouts us."
. vote- of..:thaaks-:f:or tlie.:address,.
}14s nloved...by:-Lion:• Ray Jackson,:
sr., and. was' warmly applauded 13'y
the -gathering. . -,---
„DIES_
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,,DIES: AT tSTRATFORD
-.Mrs. Keitli.Comba died aim Tues-
day • morning in the Stratford hos-,
ital after a' lengthy illness.. .ghe
p
was a daughter of Mrs. William
L. Gray of Stratford.• 'In 192E •,she
,ni'arried Keith Comba,••�+who was
linatype ' operator with The Gode-
rich Signal. Later they. .. removed
to Stratford, wher • Mr. is
., a eComba 5
with The Beacon -Herald..:
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didactic. Why .not? The study in
wvhieh- this- article`' is '•being'` written-
is that of. a clergynman surrounded
by.:_.the. paraphernalia. .o1' theelOgy.:
which interpreted is the science • or
the knowledge of the.Deity. For it
is alone that••God through•inan gives
meaning .to. time Universe. •
In • excess •' of° two . and one-half
d •des• ago an emigrant boy turned
• L
h � "hU hopes �i the dlrec-
iseyes itaid. dS p , .nr
•tion of tate.' `'New World, Like
Abram, of -old, he knew not whither
he went, but lie was gloriously 'con-
scious of the Person with whom he
went. S,ulfiee it 'to say here that
out of a variety of experiences com-
pounded by the providential. -hand
of the Gan h�xztressed •cenero'
Canadian people and Cana-
dian. Church, • he looks ',hack. 'with
unlimited .a.nd unalloyed,•gr'atitu:de,
believing that `no other country in
the world will afford • a newcomer
a greater . opportuni.ty for- 'making.
good,” providing he- ist""piepared to
"Pay _the price." Some years 'ago
Mr. Charles Dunning, ,then Premier.
of Saskaxtchewa•n, `:lade the pertinent
observation before a group of stu-
dents that Canada ' is-- 'certainly -a;
"land flowing with milk and honey,"
but, said he, "one inust keep cows
and one lutist keep bees:" This is
a .fundaunental which the present
'generation• must- inu:re,>tlitrn etch iu
their escutcheon. "* •
To all who have contributed to
the' writer's experience during these
•,y tiers, "the, hospitality_ of the prairie,
'home and housewife, the kindliueSs
of peoples in Muskoka auil,lialibur-
ton; the splendid fellowship experi:
enced in Oakwood Collegiate,Itegina'
'college, Victoria and 1i:inmanuel: Col-
leges, Torouto,ytharr.ks would be ne-
Corded.'• To Chtirche5_ and peoples
since : ordination, St. Andrew's,
Matheson, the . chasrte United
thnrelvivi,t,li its people at Engle-
hart; ,Crediton with its ,associates
I.fi•insley•and Silipka, and the.present
cltt}rchcs, Victoria and 1 bion 'What
a happy background, 4tihitt a splendid
vantage point frorrl which to autici-
-pate 0 trip home. The prays ; tied
good wislie, df a pastor's 'iietipfe are
. hit#ilc°u.laifle itl„their influence 'and
inspiration, tiu'bue'ever set; -off on'
a trip f Rom home to houa-e with
greater, e�:l'1e`etation, I Further,' the
writer left Liverpool on that August.
afternoon in' -1923. possessed of little
or no assets neither in the reaini •of
the flnau&cial—don't jump to colu-
elusions here—or in the reaini of
comraI1csllip where it con its t5r'
ought to• count for: the highest and
the best 'in. the 4.ia.rne, "a - helpmeet;"
wife and daughter.. One can afford;
to be sentimental here—possessed of
a companion and daughter both
richly given by the Eternal 'Father
and both sharing with the• writer
the glow and 'high. expectancy. of a
trip arlo5sI4 ��t�}he ocean to that "little
maatim
:.a,r Heret� v � ... or n...
a •e a few of the Imp to t
3neidentaL4 by way of pr'eli,minary--
•`fiaturday, July 2n<l, "Clarabel" load -
td to the .gu�•iwales. Who is "Clara -
bel?" She is the suceesser•' ft) "IIen-
rietta"" Of '4'rvitttag"e; famous In the
Florida peregrin.itions. 'tVlrut 4t,
fstitlmful mechanical Steed she was.
Clarabel has a high standard to
maintain. ' She. possesses a,.little
more embroidery, a little .mitre sleek
in "her lines," but she has yet to
prove herself. •. Pdor' old Henrietta,
orae wonders who is. i,n•ooinfing her
two parishioners just
become has i-
talized, ,'one in the•"twilight sleep"
unposed by 'a Taj or operation, the
other'being , preliared� ,for a similar
expe�riet�ee; - l�hus�-tho trip- to�ItW-
.land 'begins by 'way of Ciarabel's
nosing • her' : way ' north rthe
from
Pa.r'sonage up Victoria street to the
Alexa 1
nd a ri ori
t•
cm._ l Hol3
..,_i4 m ,y s-
lZ
its made,: ra ers'• offered wihes'
p.� s.
for a speedy recovery expressed, and
on down -Cambria road to the'i1'urbn
intersection, Making_ directly; east
hro
t u lilint n
C o ,, Seaforth, etc.
1i nough for now,' since duty calls'
the ,writer . ,from' this uninterrupted
reverie. Next 'week -the physical
Splendor of this Ontario of 'aura,
together ' with ancient Quebec,
PGs,
l'of
former ' . vfar days must have
come to some or at least to Mr,
Keith Hopkinson, as : last , Priday.
'evening Marked the beginia n of a
anew ground `';achool'' course. '- M r
Hopkinson : resumed his Wartime
post;as-- as- ,chief round _school ..in=.
strtictor and gave the
irst• leettire
,
Approximately, thirty ,persons ha e
enrolled •to
take the .course. Man�yy.,,.;
Y•,
of these are,. student pilots,,some
ie niscd "dots; and' .some Ii'ti i- tion`
enthusiasts who 'hope'" tp fly„ at a
toter^date.. , ••
Also at Sky "Harbor the w ee k .,_-end' ,
found 'the Hamilton Pl ih Club.
�, ;a
and •aircraft 'from . the Kitchener
airport arriving Sunday morning on'
a "breakfast flight."
Soaring Champion Al Pow, •'Vvas
on hand throughout Sunday to take
persons for a 6`soar" in his sail -
NEARING THE FOURSCORE Plane'
MARK..
Septeinbei• is a red-letter, month LAST PIGEON RACE '
for n:GGoderich o1�il' boy .residing in OF THE 1949 SEASON
Toronto, Mr.
Min, T. a well.
He
passed his seventy-ninth birth .clay The concluding pigeon race of the
oil ';the 10th of the month, 'and en season was field. by the- Goderich
the 21st he and Mrs:, Newell ob- Pigeon Club on Sunday from Belle: -
served the fifty-first anniversary of ville, a distance of 206' exiles. -.The:
their wedding. He notes With In- birds.were liberated at 8 a,m. and
terest the doings of Goderich's the first arrived home at 2,31 pain..
Qd':togenarian. Club' , and looks :ffor- The results : Percy Joh»steiV,S
ward to joining the eighty�yeai•-olds entries, lst, 2nd, 3rd E. Pea.chey:s,
before, long" IIe hopes to be in 4th and .rjth ; W. Pitblado s, 6th,
town some time this fall on a visit. • 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th.,
• The '• club has had tt•• very„success-
• HAYFIELD MAN FINED ..fu.-seLon•, havingtl&.vn' fourteen
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C.. I3: Mack of Ba, f1eld was 'fined races,' nine for the old •birds._.; ,end,
2 a'ud� costs"'by Magistrate for ` the " yo ingsters. ” "' Purdy
Ilolmes on Tue'Sday after; pleading Johnston; is the winner of the -series
guilty to .a ,aha a of n 't .havin ,.for : young.,pigeons. • '__.
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1 a4uo lgce sa'. Tliis was , th`h,.•, only •,, •••
case on' the list "for the weekly/; T1ie,lliccolo is the highest• pitched
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