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Plowing Match Is
Held by Colwanaah
Junior Farmers
• Prizes, 'totalling 010. in . value,
donated, by ibusinessuien of . Gode•
nicb, V1nghafn Lueknow•,'arid Dun-
ganuon, were awarded at the Col-
w.nnash Junior Parmers' Plowing
Mtiteh held on Baatey and Turtori's
farm,' •Cuiibxrne Township, Wedlres-'
day of last week. The (match was'
u fallow -up to the coaching glosses
conducted --by . John Fitzpatrick of
I.ucknow on the . farm of Albert.
McUee; Ashfield' '1'iiwulii), uu 'tile •
preceding .Saturday.- Elmer Arm -
S( ilfurth,. judged- the 18
en t ries.
" The wiruieys were:
'i`w•ci-furrow- 10 -inch -]bottom: �1
Glen 'Wise, 4'linton ; 2 Ken. ('autil-
.bell, Dublin; 3' John •('lark, Gode-
i)i('h.
• 11wo-•furrow,' 11- and 12 -inch hot-.
tout.: -1 Don Dodds, Seaforth ; .2
Melvin Bogie,. •Goder-ich.
Three -furrow or more, 011 -inch or
GROWTH OF DOMINION} STORES CREATES NEW- OPERATIONAL. STRUCTURE -
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Tom's Tobacco „Shop
Open Daily 6-11 Dungannon..
]BILLIARDS •
TABLE TENNIS
MINIATURE HOCKEY
PIN BALL
TOBACCOS
SOFT DRINKS
CANDY; ETC.
Thos. W. Koviak, 'Jr.,
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L. D. SQUAIR I,VOR CRIMP '-.R,. 5. HANSFORD A. A. J. LEWIS '
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. Concurrent with the release today,of the .Semi-Alrnual Report of Dorninior) StoresLimited, J. William Hors -
Horsey;
•• president, announces tete ores tioh of a operational structure necessitated bye,. the growth of the busihcss.
Hereafter, Mr. Hoxsey'states, store operations will be administered through )J astern and;Westexn Divisional �^"'
managers. Louis D. Squair, eerecutive vice-president, remains in charge of operations, Ivor Crimp has been ap-
• .'pointed executive vice-president in charge of merchandising and development. From headquarters at Toronto,'v
newly appointed Western Division Manager Ralph S.•Hansford will admmiste& operations in Central,' Western
and Northern Ontario. From -headquarters at Montreal,, newly appointed Eastet•n,,Zivision Manager Alex A. J.
Lewis mill administer operations in Eastern Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes. "Oiir' sales have inerpaved 500c,',o
since 1940. As a result, each of our two new' operational divisions now handles more than double the sales volume
that the entire Company enjoyed a decade ago," states Mr. I-Iorsey..
more: 1 John Feagan,' Goderich;
2 Albert' Durst; .Goderich ; 8' Merton
Keyes, Seafort11.
Hydraulic plows: 1 Donald Bean,
Goderich; 2. Jinn Clark, Goderich;
3 Fred -Gibson, C`iliritorl,
Best land plowed with M.H.
plow: 'Glen Wise, , lintort.
Best land ,plowed,-, ',with Interna-
tional plow,: John Feagari, hGode-
ric.
13est; land 'Plowed with hydraulic
plow t. Donald Bean, Goderich. •
Best crown ial nth ld: ken. C'tinij -
iiell, Du�bliti:
. (lest 'tiuislt in field:, John Clark,
Goderich. - "
Plowman conning, farthest: i-lier-
tolt Keyes, 'Seaforth.
Neatest finis]] ' on • headlrind
wain, Morris',. Goder•ioh. •
(;uesFiirg 'total weight of two
]lead- of cattle Mary
(1w$stng weight oT, holstein] cow:.
I Iniitgomery.
(,3ties.siug • weight of Herefor"d
,col;': Joan. ('lark.
•IMctor; -Say hit." •
"Patient: "But, do« tor, I onl'Y
came in to pay my b ill,"
Doctor: : "Ahhhhh1ih :"
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CEJIEATE-
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at no extra cost.
SEE THESE
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Huron Rd: Phone 4981
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STAND BY FOR BROADCAST!' October. 28th the first of a new group -of young Cana 1ian,,,,
singers will thrill to these words. It will be 11.0-1-1 Singing'Stars of Tomorrow" again
' bringing opportunity to future stars, great listening to you: -
c,i11VISIBLE tM.0 ES. Up-to-date• home-makeri
din fake it tip from
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prafess
onal mechanics'ics'
and pabilers who rub'1Protek'. on their hands
'befora shirting work. This greaseless, odorless
, , creast keeper primo„ out .of skin pores. Wash'
it off and off comes dirt tool'
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•A CHENINCAL - STO t,
One tells, about -ray, another' is'aboui~ ariununi- •
&Ir;-unother Sho s- fol nye -deco i"an. Chtmi' tfy "
is becoming so jmpottant, lives ~that it is
hard to find some product ops activity„ that does ,
not owechemjtry.."PictLiiue 1 ' ys"
itself uses : engraving plates and prjnting inks' •
that have their origin' chemistry:. It is the
unseen servant of our modern everyday living.
'Canadian Klndustries Lin ited is proud' to' play
ea leading �m part `in the de.'elbP ment of chemical:'
products In Canada thereby "Serving Canadians
Throu h Chemistry".
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A KEEN CHESS .PLAYER 'is. Jack `McCallion of West Toronfo.
Jack retired on a C -I -L Pension recently. Just as the'Pension
Plan helped solve his retirement problems, 'other sound
Employee Welfare plans offer security to the mon and women
working with C -I -L today. 'r,
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"SEEING' YE'r for the i dical and dental,
- profiislpns is anoihherthtimieal product—Xrrali; •
film- Do** 'use `X=ray for didgnoiis and •
treatment, And it makes your 'dentist's job
so much, easier. ° ' a
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WINTER mor'er: woof, s'liootiq ctubs,arb
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fOunchtti cis Oars and mote pooh' flet
together w'hi'r Ct,, supply •of' tarosti and earl.
mmunition for fon mid #rle tdly throlry .
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• PERFECT HARMONY. 64,4 0641 is made
Yby .. y. -t, rr
eas . +neW �-i-1, S' nthranited Co ou
for»Walls .and'•.. ...Woodwork'. HormgnizIng
colours and' matching finishes •haip'you flet
'lust .the], eifelct ybu want.•
off
COURT FINES FOLLOW ..
DIST. RIOT MOTOR- MISHAPS
Thomas Caldwell,KR-4, ,Gode-
rich, was (tined $50 and costs - in
41aest rat e's Court here last Thurs-
day: Cnl,dwA11 pleaded guilty to. 4,
charge of driving a motor vehicle
while` his ability to •do so was
impaired by alcohol..Aecused testi-
fied that he had been proceeding
arpund ;the Square unci Went to
turn on to 'Hamilton street from
the centre 'of the road when- he
into nto another automobile on hds
righthand s'ide. -
"1 'was expecting something like
this to happen - sotuctime," com
Iili�uted Magistrate :Holme:. "It's
too bad you had. ;beets drinking."
AVotsI)ip .noted th€lt in. some
centres• special- 'laces had
]been Marked out. at. Main inter-
sttotiois for, the use of, drivers wish-
ing . to turn.
Murray Lovett, ,R.R.. 1. Lclndes-
„boro., pleaded ,guilty to a charge,
of driving without -dile care and
attetitiou.. Police said Lovett had
been' proceeding r,rth on a side -
road entering ,No..'8 'Highway; had
failed .to- stop at the intersection,
and run into a fence- causing slight
d€iage. Lovett' war Oiled five
dollars and costa. A - charge of
careless driving against 'John Dick-
son,,ti .jailor from ,S.t. Colldngwood,
whose horse is ill, Markdale,
ciiS11I4SSe(1.
Morley Liliington, ,Goderich, and
Verni►n. Jlrunsdoll of liullett '1'owit4
ship, 'booked on charges of breaking
and entering !were' remanded for a
wec.k' w`itt iiadl.
.John I)tti'nin, - London, pleaded
guilty. • to charges of-lirea.king''and
entering, as$rru1ting a polite ciificer
on' duty. and theft, and w•as re,
OUTSTANDING1 ARTISTS'
IN CONCERT SERIES HERE
Each of the ,four artists appearing
in the' concert series arranged by
the Department.. of. ;Education-. at
'the' Public Sehotrl audi'torium, G.ode-
ric h, -next Wednesday night is out-.
Standing. Following are thumb-
nail sketches :'
Jamie] MacDonald, pianist, played
with, the Toronto Symphony Or-
chestra- at the age of 16. Later
he became' staff atcOMpanist• and
coach at' the Peabody Conserva-
tor' of Music, Baltimore. He has
aeeosnpa tried many -.famous A'meri-
c'an artists..
Joseph • 'Paeh, ' violinist, winner
of Mw L.N.F, $500 violin scholar-
ship in•` 1940.. • In' 1947 •he played
at. the ;annual Closing Oonceit the
year -• of - the Diamond ; Jubilee , trf
the, C'onservato'ry.'
henry .r I3ialuski, baritone, ap-
peared last. year 'in the . C.N.E.
Grandstand ' Show' starring Danny
Kaye and again - during the past.,
'Summer in , the . show starring
Jimmy Du'raate: 'He was .'born nt
Winnipeg. ipeg. of Polis extract ion. '
• Se1•rna Tet1ntrff(s;an,'soprano, born
at . Regi or Norwegian ext rnetion..
She has macre. many stage• appear-.
"antes, recitals and radio broitd .
oasts including: The -Dance of, the
Nations, The George Murray Show
•last Year over 'station. CFRB, Tor-
��t1a
.4;41)14114-r»11d`(Jl�peJtunity mocks ts'ith,
A(laSkin over (Iron.
HER FORTIETH RENEWAL
Writing to renew • her , subscrip-
Hon to The Signal S'ta.r, Mrs.
Margaret MacLennan, Chicago,
says: `'This is, 1 ; �be1leve. Illy
fortieth 'renewal and 1 still '1$ok
forward- to -]receiving it ehhh week.'.'
1111111(1ed 'In custody for a week.
FIVE FROM GODERICH
WINNERS' IN CONTEST
Fuer ,bets„ and.,one .girl • frent,1
(bido'rich were W inne.rs in the hist'
hottle contest' and received- their
111'lzes at L'xetel'• o11 Saturday. The
contest closed on; September 29th
after continuing since' '.the begin-
Iring of the summer.
Reg. tiielil, 13, °sl,ri of ,lir. and
Mrs. Albert Riehl of Sal,tford, was
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the winner • of a 1►icycle. ()their'
winners of bicycles Were: I3o•bhy
McC'utc heon Brussels; Peter Dale.;;
-sPaferthr Bobby ,Jackson, Credi-
ton ; Ken 1-1a'wort 11. , Exeter.
Radios were won ;by Anthony
Williamson arid Larry Iloltsuinn
of (d(lerio'h. (')then radio winners
were; -Karen :Coleman,. • Brussels ;
Jim Tcnnlinson, ' I•,xe'ter; Marjorie
Armstrong, I.uc•knew, -
Joan Hoy and Paul Webb of
Goderich worn a choice of either.
glot!'es•oi a Bert tica�te entitling
tiler " to five dollar„ in. raerc'han=
dise.' Other 'winners .in •this group
•We're,1 line ; Smale, . Hensall ; JimHenn4rk ey;' Exete'r ; . Tohn- J3enorny,
%nricri ;,, David Corrie, 13urylfleld ;
Wayne Run1ig, ('futon : Lola Chu;
ter, Clinton m Donna Wells, Exeter
Maxine Wat:sort;A'CePtralia.
GODERICH TOWNSH•IIP MAN
ON LOTTERY' -CHARGE
' Gorden M. Galbraith, Goderich
Township, was; remanded • ' until
Novernlher lst, on cash ball Qf $1,000'
'when he- ;appeared before" Mrs.
Mable Gray. He Is Charge(] `that
Within six- months ending •Septeml-
"ber ,18th, 195-1, " he , did se'1-1 ItillaW--
fully, or otherwise (lis1)ose of tic-
jiet's 'on an ,alleged lottery; to, wit,
Army, Na`i'y and Airforce Veterans
in Canada on the November Ilandi-
•eap. to, be run at. to race track at'
Manchester,. EnglnIid, Neien her 17,
11951;4101'4'. for Its el>j.e'i't 'the (lic-
' posing -o> a sum "of ;money amount«.
' ing to ,x»100,1300, thy mode of chance,
contrary to the provisions of f3ec-
!titin 236, fhb 01 the Criminal Gode
of Calin da."; '' .-
?IRE COMMV ITTEEE+ IDEA
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Inr.rea,`
e(1 r otee.ion for rest.I
deILt$ °0if �Go(lerie, p t
Cfl can be expected
iii. 'future as it i cult of a:,, reeom-
lnendation 'made -by the 11 ire Com-`
-mittc'e Of the'NAT .•('ottfteil• follows.-
:ing recent +tuts .'1)y t'lie 1041 Fire
Department, The 'Committee has
reentfinetrd d the , l'inple expedient
of connecting fire -hoses to the Town
X)trmper «'henhydrant:s•,are lewd.
"We all wondet'etl 'vhy "the same
thing, W,aS"r1't done twenty years
ago," Mayor 111nekins vromrtiAtea to
']'own '('.otln(°il last `week.
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plint'o of"• :,`'' Mi"s n.'s
°l'1i3O:1I('('S 'Curry, daughterof ?lr.
and i iii. Frank (;tarry, ,ftnd ' v1iiell
was ,pntitle(l _ tittle Si5tet. ,i,ewvori
a' price d� Ito ;photo- competitions'
at Notfoll# County; Putt., Sim(OC..
Tlie 'pietui'e, ''which sl"1oW(.d.. trite two
g i..` tn1ien
sill]' I•eafry°g a �aolr, WAS
1,y 'Miss Ann, Wurtele. •
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FARM WELDERS
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WELDING SUPPLIES
always in stock.,
W. G. SIMMONS '&
SONS
Huron Rd. Gpderich
Phone 1132 -9tf
enitry:
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T. PRYDE '& ' SON,.
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
Write Box 150, or phone 413,
- :„Exeter
and we shall be pleased' to
call.
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Highest CashPrices for
'BEAD. STOCK
Horses $2150 each
Cattle $2.50 each '
dogs 50c per cwt.
1.0t r(ling ter Site &.c,tl itiali
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DARLING & CONIPANY
OF CANADA, LIMITED
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.ORILLIA-r-AND ODERUCH,
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('Orillta N.e?'vs-Letter),
One reason - why snekvSPitiPer.$
often aren't able to 'publish on
time. is . that press secretaries
and other'•*neiws contributors
usually wait until the day,
before publication day to hand
in news. As, most advertise-
ments also come in on this, day
the typesetting machines . aren't
able to handle all the material
and some has , to be Left out.,
There are limits to What oper-
-ator's -and machinery can do.
More news, and advertisingcopy
on Mondays Would 'relieve .the
Tuesday' strain, would ".assure
the paper being•published early.
Wednesday and make better
delivery • service possible.
Anything to sell? A classified ad
in The Signal -Star brings results •
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-WILLING • WORKERS' CLASS:
The Willing; !Workers' Class •of
Victoria` 'Street ]United 'Church met'"
on Wednesday, &ening at the home
of Mrs. A. J. Smith, . -Huron road, -
with a large attendance. Mrs. `
Vernon iSntith conducted the.. de-
votional period. The tScriptur•e les- .
son was tread. by Mrs„, Milton Fisher,
and readings were given by Mrs.
George Cu
•rre, MMrtle -
stone, :and :MissllElaissi Pe yBamford.John
Mrs. C. 1I. .Langille, the presi
dent, was in charge of the business
pelaod. Plans were made for enter-
taindng the W.M.S. - at Mrs. Lan-
gille's hanle le.Novemiber. Arrange-
ments for the -annual bazaar' were
completed. At the conclusion of
t -he .meeting Mrs. 'Smith served a
delicious lunchz•
The i-tern►tt stars shine out as
soon as it Is dark enough. --Thomas
Carlyle; .'
How COLDSafkct
Your KIDNEYS
The kidneysare. etery delicate organs, --
easily affected- especially by a cold. Their
duty is to filter impurities and excess adds .
from .the blood'. When you have a cold
extra work ii thrown upon your kidneys.
Dodd's Kidney Pills help your kidneys
'ckri your system of excess acids and
poisda caused by cold►t, and 'give you a
chance to shake infection gooier—feel
• better faster. If you'have a cold get and
Dodd's Kidney Pills. ° , '1 39
D�dd KidneYPiIIs cl
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The Quality Name in Farm Equipment since ' 1837 —
SALES - • ' SERVICE
Now • Tractors and Equipment always,,, in stock.
Also Several
Good Used Tractors and Plows
Be wise and- order',now for your future needs
W. G. Simmons & So -s :ltd.
GODERICH
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EVERYTUINC\
IN
BUILIMNG BUILDING,;
SUPPLIES SUPPLIES -:
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We have a supply, of building needs ,in lumber, hard-
ware, . • Masonite, nails, ' glass up to 48" square, white
brick,:'•screen wire. ' Barrett asphalt shingles, roll roof- I
ing, roll' brick, building paper, Masoxiite, leatherwood,
plastic, roof coatings, foundation. coating, ;Dnro-Tile,,
chrome mouldings, plywoods, Tentest, Therm¢seal.
a• luminum.insulation in, rolls or sheet, etc. • -
We can, produce any type of frames and sash, com-
bination doors,front doors and frames.
Just pick up your phone and call 782- °
.JOHN JEFFREY &SON
PLANING MILL AND YARD
• Godbrich
Elgin Ave. East
Await
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"TSE ACE OF -ANTHRACITE"
•: Gold weather will soon be here. Now
ib'' the time: to fill your coal bin wit/3
high quality fuel, -
Lehigh Valley . Anthracites famous
for its burning qualities.' "-
It gives you faster Beat, burins longer
' and saves YOU money on your fuel
ddllar. -
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