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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1938-7-14, Page 30 crt i .. ' fila►` 41447-Artrib' 441 M vao Smorkwoo 1111JXr>ian1tt. �ry C1D6tIG _ ' 'Pmts. +4+ gt`:,„+'.•-..z „ d 11i c ic ±, 9 11 vVA.14 ,111 w Ilerrn+4 11Mt, filler(ons mowed)at zpa t.t&z '. d'4i 'the ria ii;J to ,o ' ai qy q4140w P o yte> a lit, c tlIz�,,. vb e I.. o 04; w.,: 14.0 was r2 t for title-ooean 9alna, and z4r ' olaelat. Par.,t et the attrage4.`~fit . tae beach, returning g to the part lu,„tl^p!�e l', ,d for a beie. and- .a p aha( a'ta.s.. A Iriente supper was served by tire ladies in the Pavilion. Winners of to events were.ecorr(led as follows: •G rls, 5 and, wird&;'3Ieleii Patterson; S to'7, Ltary Citta; 7 t4"9„, Gwen 'Stuart ; .V to 12, gltien, Orr; three-legged race, 'Maud! Plater and) Gladys Bia0Donald. Boys, 7 el- 9, George Chin ;' 9 to 12, to 'Ad CDa'Ir' ; 12 to 10, Ross iPatterson. Young+ ladies' race, Greta O3mpbell. Married ladies' race, Mrs, Archie Patterson. YOUng men's race, .latckt: firenderson. r•aa aa:rried. men's race, .art Stuart. Husband calling contest, •n rs. Herb. Stothers. Peanut race, Art Stuart. Men's and ladies' race, 'Ross Patt¢•rson, Nora Jew- itt.- Wheelbarrow race, Bud Orr and Albert Chin. Via, ” n t''o ',mite, mart bet ecdelrica. Ts1e hone Ii'.art',• 1•aII. DOUGLAS 1. MEM, tiiarld4ter Mgt t; dJli, to_r oe7—tEfa imitton ! fret; 4tileideerich, Bantztivir tate .Solicitor Guns Life BuildinG, .4.401aide and V'ite- tarLa $$ttr e' rat, Toronto 2 Telephone': in fr l flL 71:RISILIBROOK, ViONTELITH & CO. tbattembAccountants 77 Downie ,Street, !Stratford Toronto 0 free: Bay Street , AMYRIIONTMENG 1:10111AS GUNJDI$Y, GODERTCH, LIVE STOtV AND GENERAL AWTIONBER Telephione 119 dales attended to anywhere and every effort made to give satisfaction. VIV7PIERINAI ('SUIRbGIEON DR. G. E. MYERS, V.S., !J VETERINARY 1S'U1 GdEON Graduate of the University of To- Tolato and Ontario Veterinary 'College. Office --Kingston Street, ' adross from J. Calvin Cilia's store. Phone _20t1W. Fanners'sale notes discounted. plitUGLESS IPRACTIITIIONIE11$ « H I'ROP1R ACTOR &ND DRUGLESS ll�� PHIIPJRAB1I T Goderich, Phone 311 Equipped with electro-magnaettic baths. Electronic electric treatments Chronic org'ani,c tendance. Office hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday% 'Friday and Sat- urday, and on Wednesday 10 to 12 clam. only, or consultation may be had by appointment. ..--.-...Meondag ' ur-gda Residence and , r+ ce-JCorner of South Street and 'Brirtan•nt1a Road. Customer : "Oan you recommend these field glasses as, being of high power?" iSalesman : "Absolutely, sir. When you use them anything leans than ten miles' away appears to be behind y Pu." ULQJ It is pathetically unfair to a child to require himto devote every very day to'ttidy when his eyes 'rebel every; moment of the time. That sorg of work re- quires that.the ems henaturally efficient or helped by a cor- rection where needed. . To ncruoilmoE 0 NabehU11., EXCLUSIVE OPTOMIET1IUIST Goderich Phone 583W. for appointntmenet. Wednesday and Saturday morn- ings at Lueknoay. MBENICAL D . F. J. R. FORSTER, EYE, EAR,!!11 'NOSE, THROAT Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic and Aural 'Hospital, as- sistant at Moorefeld Eye Hospitai and Golden Square Throat Hospital, Lon- don, England. EYES TESTED, GLA2 SIES SUPPLIED 53 Waterloo Street S., -;Stratford. Telephone 267. Next visit Bedford Hotel, Goderich, 'Wednesday, July 27th, from 2.30 p.m. till 8 pin. INSURANCE 9f1L'TUA' PL FIRE 1 SUR Vll ANCE'CO.—Firm and isolated town property InamTed. Officers-- Thomas Ddaylary, President, Seaforth ; William Knox, Vice -Presi- dent, I.ondesboro ; 'M. A. Reid, Secre- tary -Treasurer, Seafort 1)ireetoru—Alex. Br adf et, Sea - fort ; James Shoh1isse, Walton; James Connolly, Goderich; W. R. Archibald', Seaforth; Chris. Leonhtardt, IDutblin ; Alex. McDwing, Blyth; 'Prank Mc- Gregor, Clinton. Agents—E. A. Yeo, R.R. 1, Goderich; ; James Watt, Blyth; John E. 'Pepper, R.R. 1, Bromfield; R. fF. McKertc'her, R.R. 1., Dublin; Chas. F. Hewitt, Kin- cardine; in-cardine; R. G. Jarmiith, R.4t. 1, Born- holm. P(plicy-holders can make all pay- ments, and gr•t their cards reeelpted at t'he Eon' 'Bank, Clinton ; •Calvin Cunt's. Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, or J. 11. Reid's General Store, Basfleld. Auto, Accident, ire IInnsuranee REAL ESTIM—List your pro- perties with me. A. good modern house for sale now, with extras. -W. 11. POWIEEL, Godeirakb. Phone 292 P. 0. Box 438, Fre, Accident and Mffotofr Car 'INSURANCE Office :—Masonic Temple, West Street, Goderich Nelson IEIIil1, Manager. 'Phone 230 CM - Pf PE TOBA CCO j'V�j'LD, COOL 5 Jo Wo Crmite liNSUIIBANCIE rand REAL ESTATE Gee Ottnr Amionmobille Rates Phone 24 Goderichs A Cosil d VowGao E @@ui o sid ireuaGi) Once the liver fails to filter the poisonous bile from the blood there is a poisoning of the circulation and digestive systems You have bad taste in the mouth bad breath, constipation, Melt and bilious headaches, specks floating be- fore the eyes, a feeling an if you were going to faint. Milburn's Lain -Liver Pills stir up the sluggish liver, clean the coated tongue, sweeten the breath, and regulate the bowels so that you may have a free, easy motion every day. The T.,3111burn Co.. Ltd., Toronto, Ont. JYo,Pior SOUND • Phone 47 Battle SY$TEF1. Theag.n Goderich Now Playing --Thi O'Brien anal Joan [landed in a smart newsika k yagesi—.,eradis in Circulation." - Monday, Tuesday & W 2driletd iy-- (hrt of a mighty • ag(' crones a mighty drama "G0t4I ICS VtL flE YOU SFI[NI D jjT99 A fast-moving, enthralling picture of early California gold -mining clays, magnificently aprodizeed, acted and filmed in 'beautiful Techni I olor. George Brent—Olivia de IfDc Ilan l-,CDande 1liahns and Mair Lied, Thursday, Prrlday and Seurcley— G dl3e%tu>rcley— QI EN3 alum' anal MUZZY " UBEITE The ineomp.'aralhle western songsters retur 1 in another melodious a d v ent n re gory. There's action I There's fun ! And songs aplenty, in 6► 1" UJ1Bll4C �w3Y NO. Ili` whits Aran 'L' t'ti. j`a ^" 4-41 a altn0 t" e=2:‘`..1tsJ I�M.cit�% iulMU vitt►=aaccz t'a't:a. en7, Thursday last a sir drivenaa^by Ws J. 'Zppndler, of Lugtluow, Ci,YQO bad, ly da.m:4M in a crash with to Arndt drive.n, by Wallace l 1pcfr, oP Goderich. The accident occurred vest of Carlon at a point of road construction. The car, was tossed to the dltgh, but the diri^aerr t l° serious injury, Evidently blinded Ar the suns, Mrs. Bruce 'Wilson, of Detroit, lost control of her env On Britannia road on DloA- day afternoon and the; vehicle crashed into in hydro pole, snapping It in two. lir& Wilson and her husband were taken to Alexandra hospital, where ex- aanil nFithin reVealecl silo* `shard ra`k` rotten leg ams! Mr, 'Wilson a broken note. Public opinion is stronger than Ittw, Members of the Goderich Town Council and of the Council of the Board of Trade attended a luncheon at the Hotel Sunset last Thursday as gumma of Mr. A. C. Truster, goodwill representative of The Port Huron Times -,Herald. That journal is issuing a special edi- tion, featuring the opening of the Blue Water Bridge between Sarnia and Port Huron, which is to take place In the near future. That bridge is expected to be'lome a lire factor in the.developmen't of the tourist traffic between the two countries. The above photograph, tak- en previous to the Iuneheon, .1ne1udes (fromleft_ to right) : F. G. Whitcombe (Sarnia), 'Nelson Ball, Har- old Williams. Conn. H. I.. Salkeld, Frank Currie (Red- ford Hotel), A. E. Hockley, C. C. Lee, Coun. W. .1. Bak- "er, A. P. Wilkes, Deputy Reeve E. Douglas I1rown, George W. Schaefer and 'A. C. Truster (Port Duron). ( The little people are Christopher and Catherine Lee, grandchildren of Mr. C. C. Lee.) DM Ms 3est to Av©idl Accifrllh111 Student from Auburn Went t the Ditch to Avoid bitting Little Girl Harald Asquith, (.,('.I. student, of Auburn, was acquitted of reckless driv- ing by Magistrate J. A. Makius on Thursday last, His Worship holding the youth did everything in his power to avert` an ac'c'ident. Asquith was driving through Salt- ard tsn.;nuns-i"<i:t ►n tricktwt :,,t ort" erti•il 4'I e; . t4Iiz'il"•i�'ff ire4re Phyllis 'Steep who was walking to school at 'Saltford, ran across the road in front of the ear. Asquith swung to the ditch and struck a guy wire, which pulled dowit-a._lrydro_ pole.._ Tile, girl, nut seriously injured. Phyllis and a little friend, Marjorie Majusky, aged ten, gave evidence smartly and were complimented by His Worship upon their brightness. There Was -sonic doubt an -to whether the ear or the pole struck, the girl un- til she .was put on the stand. "IM you know what struck you?" asked Crown Attorney ,Moines. "It wat the 'tclepaaone' pole," the child replied, without hesitation. Evelyn l'laetzer, passenger in the car, said Asquith was driving slowly and sounded his horn on approaching the children beside the road. -Children on or beside the road are very uncertain in their movements," said the Magistrate, "and a motorist must exercise extreme caution. There is no doubt this boy did the best he could." Die Was on His Way James 'Steele, of Saltford, caused no little commotion when, after choosing a ten day jail term in lieu of a .$10 tine for consuming in a public place, he disappeared from the court house. A policeman started after him and found Steele, a cripple, walking slowly to- wards the jail. The officer returned for his commitment papers, set out in his car and gave Steele a lift the re- mainder cf the way to the jail. \\^ilfred Graham failed to appear to settle on a drunk charge and the ease was adjourned a week. Byron 'Kyle, of aHensall, who was in- volved in an accident the first of the mon•th,_,paid $10 and Costs for reckless driving. A charge of breaking and entering with intent to Commit theft, preferred against John Weiss, was° adjourned a week. OO]KI NGS OF THE UNITED CIIUR,CH CAI~J,IP GROUNDS A.Y.P.A. PICNIC Anglican Young (People Enjoy Outing at Harbor Park The annual picnic of the A.Y.P.A. of the Deaner)" of Huron 1% as held at Harbor Park on Weldnesclay afternorrn of last week', and this year the mem- bers welcomed a few friends front the Deanery of l'erth. About eighty-five young people were in attendance from (,or'rie, Fordwic•h, Wroxeter. \lits hell, Seat forth, hayfield, Clinton and Goclvi- ic•h. 111 arrival here most of the visitors enjoyed a swim at, the lake, and the afternoon's sport progratu opened with a hall game at the park. 01 j e 4ia tgaffr-Tife" Io. branch of the A.Y.P.A., and Clarence ,Bridaie, assisted by \hiss Margaret Evans, resulted as follows: Girl,' running race—Katherine polio's, Sea - forth ; Elizabeth (raham _Furd ich • s running rade'---Leslie Riley, Goderich; Jill] Mehl), \Iitc•h('ll; Rinaldo \\'igle, GOelet•iclr. Girls' shoe kick--I(athlee11 Middleton, .Baytleld ; Ada Ferretti, Goderich; Minnie \1ellwarin, I''ordivic•h. Men's shoe kick—Rev. A.. H. O'Neil... ;orrie ; 'Bernard Bugler, hayfield ; ('la r- ence Bridle, Goderich. Girl.' potato race— Kathleen iHolales, 'Svafort h; A'ir- ginin Harris, Clinton; Kathleen \II(Idle- ton, Bayfield. Buys' potato race— Jim \Iahtr, Mitchell; It11011)lo Goderich; Leslie Riley, Goderich. Thread -the -needle race--- K. 1101inc., Seaforth; Jean Hurford, Sea forth ; Virginia Ilalr. ls, Clinton. Men's pea- nut race - -Philip ('alder, Goderich; altfriitidu \'s'ig14, Goderich; Ili11 heath, Mitchell. Girls' ieanut race—Kath- leen Middleton. ltayficicl ; Elva Foster, Ford wich ; Ada Fit rrant, Goderich. Bean race—Phi I ip ('a lder, Goderich ; Bernard Bugler, Hayfield; Ernest Kn4•es1iaw, Goderic'h. Girls' necktie raced, 'Margaret Middleton, Hayfield; Jean Knee'shaw, 4;odet ich ; Isobel Mul- ligan, \Vroxeter. Goderich won the banner as sports champions at the picnic, scoring 32 lx►i►rts, ten ahead of the nearest com- petitors, the Itayfield young people. A picnic supper was served in the pavilion at the park, and after the ex- eellent meal a toast to the A.Y.P.A. wad proposed by John Han kins, of Clinton. 1K4'v. \V. G. Bugler, of Bayfeld, re- spend,'d, and the afternoon's; program was brought to a close with an inspir- ing address -14y Itev. A. 11. O'Neil on the motto "Christ and the ('l►ureh." A (tenet, at the part -qtr baht of 'St. George's church, at which Mr. Riley presented the .:ports banner to his own society, brought the day to ktclose. Music was furnished by them Little orchestra. CONGREGATION/IL PICNIC With the excerption Of one week, th, PostponeAd4Outing of Victoria Street Q'nited Church People Ifs Successful camp grounds of the United Church Although rain proseuteci the holding Summer School at Dunlop will be tie - of the congregational picni4' of Victoria copied until 'the end of August. str(y t For the first week of July the grounds were in possession of ('amp Hiawatha, composed of boys from twelve to sixteen years of age. This 'week the 'Summer 'School is 1n progress, and next week, July l'4 to Vii; 4h4ero- will he tt junior boys' camp, under the ellreetion of the Huron County Boys' \\'ork Board. This will is' for boys Ur nine to twelve years. For the following week, July 23 to An(;ust 1, Beau Sejour Camp will ha re possession of the grounds. This is on ' interdenominational Provincial camp for the training of yoneg men and young wooers for Sunday school work and leadership in young pe'ople's work generally. 1t Is hinder the direr tion of Rev. E. R. McLean of Toronto, general secretary of young Ix•np14,'s work of the. 1'nited Church. The junior girls, of ages. nine to twelve. will camp August 1 to CI. Ther►, after an interval of a week, there wilt he another boys' camp. for teen -ago' boys. under the., auspices of a London organization and with Rev. Harold I.a'ws-on of Rockwood as 411 rector. This group. which will have possession August 14 to 21, will be quite a large one, as 130 boys are alrencly booked. l'114' last camp of the season will he that of the senior girls, age's twelve to eighteen, who will have the grounds from August 22 to 31. Roth junior and senior girls' camps 'will he tinder the direction of the 'Huron Pounty Girls' Wort;: 'Board. The total nu' mber of stars to the universe bi probably cometbing lUw the total number of grains of sand on all the t eaaiu rea of the 'world. 1'ni t4'd 4•1111 reit on .hill 1st in conjunction with the celebration of the (linnet's sixtieth anniversary, the event was not forgotten. On \V'ednekejay of last week more than 150 persons gath- ered for an outing at Harbor Park. The afternoon's progratn, held in fine pienie Nreather, i1141u'de41 softball games, n 1)401111 54ranihle, races and contests and a picnic supper. Wilfred larder, superintemlent of the '1 nm':ny $o11ml, 111111 4 harm of fiii� sports program and he was ably as- sistedl by Miss. AnnieMcKinnon anal Jnek McKinnon. The results were as follows: ' and under itoys, Douglas \\'e11- ster : girls, Gladys McLean. Six to eight '1lctys, Bob I'rouse; girl.. \'iviar Glenn. �j j� l� i�c r j, L^e� � 1 c► t'. INt'n that-l:-cl,-.�,i Q Tweh'e 1111(1 over 110ys, .110k Mc. Kinnon : girl.. Valerie Craddock. 'Wheelbarrow rave- F,vel311 1 rouse and .lack M(•Kinnon. -Shoe ratr4, Norma kith. Heel atilt toe raise - Norms .Min. '1'hr'4.4•-legir411 race •110ys, Jack Mc- Kinnon and Ed. Bennett ; girls, .Tune Bloomfield and Doris Allen. Balloon t•a1e't'---It4•tty Ross. Jackrabbit racy 11+c1► Met4'1tn. Slipper kick-- Lillian Craddock. WOMIP:N'S INSTIT1'TE '1'14• r4'Zrilarr monthly 1114(11ng of 114 \Vouie 11's 111s1-1ut4' «as 141(1 111 3110 Kay 11ar11 on,'1'linrsclaty, .rely 711. Th(. president, 31rs. W. 1-•. 11. i'ric.4, was in 11e chair. ']'Ire roil call was answered witlr ' .ing, +say or luny." A report of the district annual meeting 1141.41 at 111yt11 was. guru by 1114 delegate.. Ar- ratnginaeuts were made for ar ',kid, 1) be held at liarbok, Park on .largn.t -WI. .1 d4monslrati to of hooked t'ug, was given by Mrs. e►, Ginn. Mrs. (lir (-in Y(1nng 111141 31r•..1. A. Snider gov4 11 pin no 41114'1. After the meeting lunch was-4•rv4d 1y 114' 1)4W1es,s4s. PER&MANIPIT SII'l cCIIA1LS OM DAY � wEll,.7-Jj20 CIIMUIIi'i DU4 OIIL PerrmX41nze n to Q •'•'.1.� 11 , ''t4 clapani ' ai lc-ry,� Orders issues.)Ira miliitolry 44strict i3m. 1 thb tys=>a, itnOlultz, tbo tl)vod i seat Twa. >az+afey 044 want er,scrInd lieutenant an "' V' Corarn of • tbo +`did' 'Ice.i'x' theretO al" Q t. Pr. Biwa ley la a member of ate 0..04 tet ehinG staa>i�. Industry* tied litre Quiliverr itfz thou lnda of strung* 'ribl '.10 re6al4 1 in groWtb aatlrJjl develoment. $3.5% $5.4A, $7.00 All work guaranteed by Jean Smith, 14 years' experience. Phone Match's Barber Shop, 690, for early appointment. Samba NOrgillY Acclaimed must fit, ular in bit eab>. fid and a5LL a�a'-'i3turoo" IMrc'et front six neonth'a' run in "(.)barb Ituire," Toronto. :`fee the Sensational '"N'AMA- IEt414'(IION ME" and hear It as only NA,DifA.11 th can play it ! Meilen Dt1n2fing bV aril ' Amatsteut Co iii da l'7 _.. MONDAY, Or 19eit Cas➢n Prize Perrtouatlly direet d by NAtMARO Mend your entry 'now.' H. I'JIi . FORD, Representative, Goderrtcb FOR OUTING NEEDS PRICES FOR WEEK 15th to 22nd JULY, INCLUSIVE D actrnl Bottlers, 39e Thermos Bottle, p4. ..81A)0 Sun Glasses ..... ..154, ''ac, 49e, lac FOB St•Nl111•RN 1'nguentine 50e No%ze•nias 15c, 54c, 59c Tan-liel 50c Toot It Brushes ... . .... 10e, 15e, 25 ' First .%id 35e, 91.00 Bath Caps ..?.9e. 39e Forhan's Tooth Past 231, 39c 1dlrnv int; ('ream . . 011ym(penc 50e 1 Palmolive, 25e, 40e tt''11.M 4DBDO-IRO-NO, 351, GIDe 35e, 60r Mum Dentists recommend UJoic Ooyee C('aaiatna no an aid to otrone. healthy teeth, cleanses them of food par- ticles, imassageo the utims. AIdodi- gestion, relieves stuffy feeling after metals. Helps 11reep you healthy! Take come home for the children too—they will love it! (sae Tl. 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CANADIAN 21C:3AL 'rumaSri :Z -- and ltnow the pleasures of cool, freshwater breezes, sleeping under blankets, excellent meals, comfortable rooms, and the joy of shipboard life on an inland te©... Two sailing° every week on large modern lake liners. — ashore again at Port Arthur, a speedy rail journey to Winnipeg ... and then aboard the famous cath-card,ttorud CONTINENTAL LIMITED for a magnificent ttip through the Canadian 'Rockies via Jasper . . Lew Fares. .011 JASPER GOLF WEEN StEPTiEMOTS1 4 — 9 0, OIVC.USIVE Vas Canadian National Enpret= 11oaey Orrd .= for safety and convonkrnace. Dost cafe, cp.—dy delivery Gond parcels Canadian National Sapre:a.