The Goderich Signal-Star, 1950-03-09, Page 7i• t t the E. E. Cranston Funeral Mame
The. use of evey , far ii, y a . . e
is.: available to our clientele at no extraCharge:
Pries7
•l�ar•ked
Plainly �Q
-Fair
Ch
ar
k ftneral service are plainly
Prices, for E. ° 1iJ.. •Cranston • s
marked -the same to ,everyone. They include our complete
service' and pa, extra& are added unless , t*orre'sponding
special se,vice has :been definitely "arranged for, This
method ensures • fairness in our ,0htxrges--with a range
td meet every family's need. ' -
Dt7Nt1ANNf , Ma ll'
axtd Mid:' ^ A ra+ibl .•
ivtt, ° sear
Tll1soaaburg,' are ''visiting' `Mr. 6 fid
i s Colborne township. Mrs. 414 ,sJac, .
Mason anoa ,Kenneth • of Loudon
also Were visitor r
! tile'
;AUEIURN, Marsh: 'ice * �Mt. •end' , At. the dices ° tbe; g a 'd
ts, Elllis Little.. ,`and -'down pent ct i�ouuy'w}ae' held' �jen or rantzipujlk n:
the' week -end -0u "' . '.eetntli+irtit,F 1i ll.,'ng, Pee le.s anee w*
.....��i.,••� e rrieotlm�
• •th
fa)nlly'Yiaite(t friends in '.Wingbarni' u►itlx pratyer,,.., ~ ' " '
>z Sunday 'iilertl wog•.
theh,,
Mr, find Xtra, . A . MacKay. and ridge, g :ve her.4.400 for lure
meeting of :the W.M.S. ' °Knox
United,;Church. Miss Elma.,Miiteh'
Maquas in ebarge of the program and
rs. A yQ�'•..J. Craig preOdecd -.at the
piano, Tht:,theme of. the ineeting
was, e'Ye are net ' your, owns' sand.
the program : i.ti the Mia lonarY
Monthly` •baa :carried out. Prayear.
Was offered by : Mrs. Q. M.
" •We were sorry to "hear .o iitmilv.. -of with Dr Hintail,. spent Suiiciay
iniQfortnue whfeh. befell X14s, Jas B. D, Weir and Miss
rn
Weir. ,- : .
'•The librarian, ` of the = Public
LibraryR Miss, M. .na, :would like
all 'County.books In by .Saturday`.,
March ibth, as the County hbrstx-
tan, Mrs. Q. Eckmier, ,will be around.
with another exchange. ,
Born ---At Welland General Hos-
pital, an February 20th," to Mr-„ and'
Mrs.,, Stanley McNall,.4 a daughter
(Lynda Marie).
B.Y.P.U., nifeets The monthly
meeting of the' 10Y.P.U. wats held
on Sunday evening la the Sunday
school room. Th'e meeting 'was coli-
'ducted by Geo. Robertson, with
Evelyn Raithby .presiding 'a't the
piano, 'The following- program was
given: Duet . by Rena and Gladys•
Mcdlinchey, accompanied by 'Mrs,
Sid. • c(fai the
..
duet
by
M
arg
are
t
Jackson and, • Evelyn Raithby•
solo by-- Elaine J o h n s t .624
aeccmpanied by Mrs. R. ' J.
Phillips; Scripture -reading-;by
Pillie
Robertson; prayer,. by • Rev.
A. G. ,Hewitt. The topic, "Prayer,"
was ably given by Mr. Geo. Raithby.
HOLIVIESVILLE
HOLMESVILLE, March 7. -•--Miss
Weston, •Bayileld, , visited last week
with het sister, Mrs. T. Elliot.
Mrs, Chas. Wilson, who spent a
few days 'fa the @ Clinton hospital,
has `returned to her home.
"M Favorite Girl Friend" pia, ,.ed
on Friday evening to - a 4u11, ' o
at 'Victoria ,street- church, ' Goderieb.
This -Triday the play is ,scheduled'
for'`Benmiiler. Y.P,U., and later on
ih March it • goes"torAttb'urn:- ,,
V.P.U. • Meeting. --Mrs. Walter's
hone was ._ opened to- the young
people on Monday evening,'When+ a
good attenclane4 joyed the ' fine
meeting put •on y e`
Agar at the .home of Mrs• . IlortOn,
f:.here she.: lives, On Sat'arday she.
ell. ,in, the house and bro .e her hip:
and ,Since has developed pneuanan a
011e.`is a • patient., in the. Goderieh'
,hos llt the folksof the village
b1.11 young
.and district -' enjoyed ;• a.• slelghriding
party at' Olenn'0 Hill ion Monda'Y
night° and..Nere',afterwards, treated
by the executive • 'of "the, UUirited
Church Sunday '' school to cocoa,
sandwiches and :ice cream, ' '
;•Mrs, Win. Andrew, who has spent
the -winter in the' West, la, we .hear,.
Wending • her way back' from,
berta and Saskatcbewaf and is',now;
Visiting friends-at.,Prantford.
Mine from Callforma—Mrs. 3..
G. Montgomery . arrived ;hoine last
Week -,after five months' :spent: with
relatives, in Califbrnla. : -On. her
way home she visited' at Chicago
and Detroit for a few.days.- After.
'here,
nwinter
iia Q
nusu. �.
arid_. >il
ni 1?e .
a blast of cold air • and snow from
the north. and west greeted her on
her 'arrival home, making .a sharp
contrast with ,thee: green, grass and
people going about :yin,igi~ clothes
in the Soutli Afl of whjeh, we
suppose,, made'` the reico'llection,, of
:her visit mote enjoyable. w
Adams—Errington. -- -•: Dungannon•,
United 'Church was prettily decor-
ated with ferns and ,early spring
flowers for" the •wedding.'on Satur-
dad-at;y1pp.Iii.. of. Mary Isabel, eldest
daughter of Mr. and MrS; �Pveret
'Erri>ligton,.Dungannon•, to Mr. Har-
old George ; Adams, eldest .son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Adams o"g
or Albert. xtev.. 3tt ; .ilright
pastor of the. church, 'performed the
ceremony,. • The bridee .was .charm
ingly ° attired,'In u 'floor -length gowh
of white, nylon.. sheer • ,With. full
-gathered' skirt, sweetheart , neckline
and three;=tivarter length : ' sleeves.
long-white•embroiderred ell; -wa:
fashioned. with a coronet headdress.
,Tho., bridal boiittuet was •oof Peerless
red rose and adiantu n . fern. '' The
bridesmaids -•-were :her Me sisters,'
'Marjorie arid ' Norma. Thea former 'compositions. • Lance. Saddler had
,wore a 'floor -length gown of dusty
pink taffeta with tiny eaft(sleeves and
parried a col�oniala bouquet of pink,
Dream roses and fern. Norma
wore a• •similarly fashioned dress
in, light -blue shade and carried a
bduptet .of yellow Gloria roses and
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THESHhIIC. MACHINE . '
Viking `Cream 'Separators ' ' • - -
Wood's bination Deep • Freeze and Regrigerator, •
'Oriinders etc,. •
Gi On-$- ratorS-Slid-Washers.'
PEDLAR Barn and. Stable Equipment, hoofing, etc, -
ns.
8�Siminons
Straughan•.- Several° passages. of
Scripture we're ,'read , by : "Miss'
Match and 'Mrs, D..' Fowler, °with 1
4' verse dr the hymn "plest Be. the
pie ,'that Binds° sung afterr;each
passage, ...-,The heralds responded,
Mrs. • 7.• ,Patterson on stewardship
and :Mos. Archie Robinson on lfbina..
Mrs. A. Grange gave the' last part
of chapter $5 'and the sixth chapter
of the study book. The president,
Mrs. F.' Toll, took charge for the
bussing:...Several `',thank ..your"•.
notes were read..It was decided to
ha* quiltiugs on March 22nd and
23rd:in the basementof:the church.
Mrs. Toll read .a; poean on."Self-
i
' n h
iTheesti 'closed .w
de ai. m Cbl. t
n
a
a hymn".and the Lord's Prayer in
unison. A •dainty lunch was Served
`by , the hostess.
1,
. The CUntoh I' ublIc Utliltle Qom*'
mf iuni, has auno. ed inereases'
in Charges fors ' light; and - power•
ever the sold, rates. •
cent"
John Horgan, 'who has been as-
Sistant superintendent of Clinton'
mural* • operating area; . of the
has been appointed ares,.
manager of the Guelph• rural
area and with his family
has. left •to reside: in 'Gxuelplb.
J. W., Banns, M.I;P, for. l ittron-
Bruce, .has, received',assuragrA •from
the -Minister ,of Hii'hwaya .that
'tenders •will in the near future be
called, for construction' of • bridges'
on' No. • 4 , highway: south, of Wing
hani •to' replace",two of.the fold
bridges
,The death of ', :John Charles
Sui dereock of Etullett township oe•'
curred on February: 23rd .an, ,the.
result of a-. gun "accident while be
was hunting rodents, . in his "barn-.
He 'was in: his. fiftieth) year.. Be-
sides his Wife, he leaves °a daughter,
Mrs. Reginald Collar of Wt'ngbam.
Miss Lillie Mcelymos t,' of Varna,'
e
>i a in t
passed • away` • on Sunday 3r
Clinton hospital, in her fifty-second
year. She is survived by her •nio-
1 •of
�ms=Me
C mon',
r Mrs: James y
h s
to
Varna, 'and two brothers, Fred, of
Varna and Ernel t ...of Ne'w' York.
Burial' was in• the Bayfield eerne-
tery on Tuesday 'afternoon,,, after, - a
service . in Varna • United` Church.;
•
'NILE, March 7:—The Sunbeam
Club: held a euchre .,party - in: the
school. on Monday night, With" a
good attendance. First prize went
to. Miss Ruby Nivins for the ladles
and Bill Caldwell for high roan;
iie. .consolation prizes wen
Wilma Mcl4tyre for the ladies: A
Russel `Brindley -for-the. men. -
Mrs, ItusSel ,filcOonnell'"and sons
Ra mond Carl and - Calvin, of Black
Horse, ‘v a e, w .a. nee
nen/a" •sister, . Mrs. ;Harry Matthews,
and family on Monday`` evening.
:. "We are:; glad o. report that Mx T
Henry Matthew who has been.
t to
A New -Cowen -644
PrescriptionFound
�sotiasi8"isr-a�-ehronic akin Eruption
characterized by's circumscribed red,
scaly adhesions. We do not know' that -
a' sure ori,Psoriiaas has been.^.�ound,,
'but- thin prescription`'wdi" clear tits
akin' for. approximately. Six' Months to •
one `=year. The` pre�tcr-iption 1 a •clear',
eolorleas--t nd--oderle . li d .andJkl
Contains no oil•or grease. Cthingka•nd`
linens cannot;`be stained; or marked.
Application is simple.; -The affected,:
parts are washed:wlth• a-pur_ soap and
warm water, the .prescription Exoff'•
'Concentrated is then patted on with a l
small swab: of cotton -.--apply night and
morning. You can`get this prescription
at all 'dru druggists, simply ask for '3 ounces
of Eaoff Concentrated and if Your akin
,is tender .or ;gets dry,' you should also,
obtariii ounce of. , Exoff Ointment.
Cut this�out as,a reminder—it is well
worth a trial. ..,
't' b tti culture con lttid ftp for° n ile;-is somewhat
vener. Pahl Saddler, and her :corn,.,
mittee�-r-'o$eg '3detions� A is .r ed and 3s .3,1.9';'
1 t The, around
Kenneth Trewartiia read,.an' article The only excitement around Nile
on Longfellow's life%.. an'followed these days is watching two snow
this with a questionnaire., Gertrude' 'plows bucking the snowdrifts., The
Tr'ewartha read three ,of the poet's big caterpillar ;.had- to ,:come to the
assistanceof the smaller plow.: The.
road is now, open sand iu good shape
for motoring '-
Mr. 'Wilmer • Rutledge • was .down
at London hist -=•week to have .a
Toronto doctor look at his ''foot
Which was injured two years ago
in Goderieh. , ', , ; •
' for ' two' 'tiv.e s,
There: liar been, no ser 1 ice in
last week in arc committee
the � Nile e;hurclioweeks,
was' Tappointed .to oxepai�e a social' ow leg to .the illness. 'of . the mit ister
evening ..for the occasion. ; • l�iext and the .blocked roads. .
"Prepared , a fine talk on -the pursuit
of hobbies, and after, its completion
the young people in turn told . of
their Bobbies dr;'the one they would
like' .to :f'ollo'w. •..During the bust:
nese period it Was decided 'with re-'
,gret that it •would . be wise, to con-
ferny ` Mr,' Harhouine --Adams, .. bro -elude :the society's detit�ities: the
titer .of,the,groom, 'was" best `:man•. 'March. A itt
'The ushers were Mr." Willner Erring-
ton, brother of the bride, and kr.
Charles 'Adams, brother of the
grooin. Wedding •, ,was. played
by the bride''s codsin, Mr; . Wilfred
Black of Lueknow. • Miss Marietta
Stingel sang "I'll Walk Beside You"
and during '• the %signing •- of the
inter "Because." ;Mrs. Erring-
ton, the bride's inpther- e'lvedmid
di
Monday's. meeting'will be -at the
home -of Mr. A. Sturdy. . The • Vic-
toriii street Y.P.V. of Goderich is
expected on that evening, which
Will b6' in , charge .of- the Social,
conveners. ..•
niter at the:•'A ark' House, Gude rich, wearing, a navy figured' nylon
dregs,' with short sleeves, drain,
skirt,, effect, matching hat, -and ac-.
4Bygenie, •sup'pues l robber goodd),, cessories and corsage of • white car-:„
mailed postpaid , in plain. - aealed nation's: The bride travelled in a
ls" smart three-piece ensembleoef sailor
navy gabardine, '•inatchingw.hat:. and
accessories` After a .Short honey-
moon,., the young" couple ' Will reside
hn• the groom's farm on: the -Blue
Water ` Highway, near Port Albert.
Prior to the marriage, the " bride
dQ`4` was tendered a miscellaneous quilt Was completed for the W.M.S.
shower at.,the home Wo;f' Mrs.: ¶rhos. bale. Lunch was ;served ' by. the
-Webster Tand one at the home- of hostess,, assisted by • Mrs. ,Chas. Jed
they b ride s aunt, kis:` Mary' Rivett, ferson and Mrs.. Norman•.ThelaPeen,.
.,! Y � �. ` 1►,�► Dungannon, at, 'which .. friends The March meeting`, Will be held
G �`...4f!a 1. > kn ii many
..fl 1 honored .With lovely gifts, at. the. home., of• Mrs: Wm. Hardy.
envelope with price list A
samples 25c;; 24 samples $1.00. Mali
Order = Dept. 753; NOV4UTRBlsH.
co., ' Box :91. liibmilten, Ont,. -1-9.
DONNYBROOK
,. (Intended for last
ylisses. Elaine Jefferson and Ante
Clntmney -o1 Wingham *ere home
over the week -end. ' - -
1?r an- 'M
rs.• Cliff Henderson of
Kipperswith
. were Sunday visitors . wi.
31r. and Mrs. Stuart. Chamney.
W M,S..and WA. •Meet. The
W. .S. and W.A. of . D,onnybrook,
church -met on Tuesday ..afternoon
at the home ,df Mrs. R. Ohamney.
-The devotional exercises were tinder
the leadership, .of Mfg: 11. Jefferson.
Mrs 'E.• Robitlsen read, .the chapter
in the study book, • and, readings
were given by Mrs. Hardy and Mrs.
Chamine3�,-•-During the afternoon a
r
funds;
So
Y.
its plea; for d� •
are giving • a donaton
11 bet you and- Joh i are
I .
g
oin. to donate,:too."
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. sense to• ta�k•, them into n
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.,Is fear of failure preventing you monsen
front "realizing some -ambition or accocint .But too often we overrate
launching some new pro ject7 ` therm,• . - r `
That• Was Howard T: s trouble. F>`equently, too, we eicaggcrate
As a amechanic in a garage, he'had the ptobable „consequences, of
hopes that someday he:nwould Own failure, Yet Cyrus pield failed' three
, . �' , his own auto- rel air JmIsiness. He, time before •he • succeeded in spait-
_ had the:neceisaryr experience and tying ` `
kthe 11;tlant>;c ` with the, first
promises of financial backing. but cable!
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attain obataicles' that he would ,
have -time shrink (rot?
• to• o inn. So to always
ydhe tackling sor jec to n our
' coiitage:d him. t'' p up -your
has never put 'hi4,' plan unite action. ewi11 to win"!
The *orifi is ftril.of Howard's
+, l r' - people who never give thcrnsclves Pear can also serve liseftil purposes
' iifait' Chatted at success ntrcauic .4: as, for example, when it prompts,„
obstacles,which coutd. be over- us to prepare for old age and
come by determined effort, held ; entcrgencies� by taking but life ,ia
' 'them back. .N surance. This caninlon.seliset step
' -has been -taken by more than .4,
should be ;goofed; tits; Only, cclts
..,, ,... ..�._, "'.��,l�f',15 teat, to say that CJ�$t21omF + million Catnadlans� 'nly
Cows.. $2.50 each
• llQrSeis $ZO each
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