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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-03-28, Page 6,,SEX Bkophey's. Funeral Home El MONT1EA1., ST. Ow' iFuneral Chapel combines. the dignity of a pilaw of worAip , and the re e iwt- el a quiet residence. , • PHONE 120 FLOYD .31. LODGE, Director You are invited' to -listen to Musie for Sunday' program over CHNX, Wingixam, (mai SunallaY afternoon at• 3 p,m. V GODERICR IGNAL.STAR LINEBURN LEME=7, Mar, .1413. trroid Jewell tnd baby danaRater are ataying at 'the home of _Mts. TI4ontas 'Jewell and her tion, Harold. after 5yeutilug t14,evinter with her husband at Mid - laud. Mrs. Bes:4e Chitteurwho has syeut the 'winter in Toronto with her daub - ter, arrived -back at }ter son, iltune'S, last week.. Her many kriend$ are pleased to have log back. again. The friends or .1Yilr, Archie Horton will ice sorry to learn that he i itt.- Tito March meeting of the WALS. , was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. „Bert. Begie, Witb a goOd attendance. Mrs. Allan &lira% was leader Witt used the -World Pity of Prayee pro-, grain, reading it responsively. Lettftrs were -r:ead by ',the 'evinry from Itrs. ;E. Ruston and Mrs. H. Ciutton. Mis Belle Sha,.v ,read the Bible reading % and Mrs. 0. Cronheilm led in prayer. Miss Helen Clark, 'gave her pa in the study book. Our pastor then ad- dressed the meeting, which closed with ,the singing of a hymn and the closing prayeF. A dalaty lunch' Was served and a social time spent, . The Red. Cross Society of SaltfeN held a euchre party at .the home of Mrs. Thos. Jewell on Wednesday .evening. MAFEKING Cemetery Memorials You are- invited "to inspect our stock in Clinton Exeter Seaforth Phone 31431 Enquiries promptly attended to., Cunningham & Pryde (THOMAS PRIME) Ison:NsAssonimmilummossisossmomnismoor • , WHEELER'S • FUNERAL _SERITiCE No ,extra eh rge for the use mai Home-; to0P-- • to Street. -Prompt. Ambulance Service --1 Phone 335 - Res. 355 -or 7 --GODERIOH- -MEMORIAL SHOP. Niii*LthiST DEISIG1‘,:•S ••'• DEIST OF MATERIAL , . Guaranteed workmanship at prices that will please you. SATE ALL AGENTS FEES ' Call at our office; Phone 212,1( or drop us a line 'to Box 161, Gode- rieb. We will be pleased to 011 and help choose a .suitable mem- orial for your family plot. ' R. A. •SPOTTON St. Andretv's MAFEKING, liar. 26.—Mr. and Mrs Norman Shackleton whO spent tb.e winter months at their son's, in Cooks- ville,. and the last -few weeks at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Walter SCott,-Belgrave, have returned to their home. Farmers- are taking advantageof the tine weather; some reportseveral acres sown last week. Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick and baby daughter returned home from Toronto On MOn4aY;-•1"-1--`` • Mr. S. B. Stothers and son, Arthur, Mrs. J. A. Crispin and John, LUcknow. Imre ont to, the farm.. home at the week -end. . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter, Wawa - nosh, Mr. and Mrs.'Bertradr Curran, Goderich, silent Sunday afternoon at the parental..home; • - ••• Miss Olive Blake attended a -shower 'en Monday afternoon in honor of Miss -Elizabeth-Scott,„in Ripley. _ _ Members of the trustee board met at the parsonage on Monday evening; to discuss necessary repairand jai:, provements. . - (-Intended for- last week) .MAFEKING, Mar. 19.—,Mrs. M. J. Blake who spent the winter- months with her daughters at Belfast .and Lucknow, returned home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kilpatrick spent a day 'last week in Loudon. A. Crispin and John, Luck - now, spent the 'week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Horton. Mr. Richard Kilpatrick was in.Tor- onto last week to see Mrs. Kilpatrick and • baby daughter, who were • a _hie to leave .the ,hospital„hen. They may be "tope by the end of the montIe.- Mr --and Mrs. Bertram Curran,' Gode-. tit •n 4- j • - :o . • . 4 • • , F Vif YOul F6 fr-4" „„ . • • .f.1 kn. 1),,,atise 1haVe been titi,t way myself. I have been- so chron- ically tired that I thought I would - never feel Well again. -However, I found that Dr, chme's Nerve- Food Soon gave me new pep and energy and put, me on .my feet." Tired feelings, indigestion and loss tif sleep tire cioicklv relieved by Dr. Nerve Food. .Ask kir the new eeon, omy size bottle of Dr. Chase's Helve food 60 pills--,--60cfs: 180 pills—$1.50 • .T111314SIM.Vol ItAiterU 4$0.4WM tho Wa-4-enQWXI31113.QUwz=Paa aMr. andMrt.>'`. X.;03ktey Pen. ond ten, Rennie, a New DiAndeek • OLlent the week,end ,4heir e here. Pte. linlen MacKay, C.W.4..(1., Lon- don. event the weel.ud with her par - VAS, Mr. and Mrs. II. BiaelKay. Miss Irene Oately of Stamford and Pte. Rene LaRtiegue of Windsor Vero week -end 'guests a Mr. and Mrs, 1. Sturgeon. . • Mrs. G. Itourke of Southampton, Miss June Rourke a Formosa and Mr. „Earl Strachan of Tara sPent the week -end with, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Ervine. The—annual, meeting of the 13ayfield Cemetery Board was held in the Town Hall last week. 0111Cers elected for 3.0-Iti were as follows; President, Mr. Robert Scotehmer; I:fee-President-I Joseph Richardson ;' sectetary-tyeas- utor, A. E, Wctstlake; sexton,"Robert Orr; auditor, J. l'arker and Leslie Leslie Elliott Was appointed to the Board to fill the vacancy caused by the death. a Mr. A. E. Erwin. rich, spent Wednesday evening with thier parents. Messrs. Richard Kilpatrick, Walter Alton. W. G. Hunter, W. ,Tigert and Reeve Johnston attended a meeting Goderieh on Monday evening, in the interests of our Schools. Mr. Isaac Cranston was taken to oderich hospital on Wednesday for 4fierniar,”operation,, Lle is, favorable progress. V.M.S. Meet.—'fl ie Blake W.M.S. held their March meeting in the church on Tuesday afternoon, following the program selected for the World Day of Prayer: The meeting was post- poned on March gth on account a illness in the home of- Mrs. Cranston. BAYFIELD PORTER'S HILL • PORTER'S HILL, Mar. 25,0n. Fri- day evening a very happy gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Torrance, it being the winding up ' a the Red. Cross after period of nearly dix-YearS activities. Euchre was played the first part of the even- ing, after which a. discussion took place, as to what organization might take the place of the Red Cross. —Nothing de- finite was, decided, but a meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Donnie Harris, on Monday, April 15th. to consider the- matter. There was no service at Grace church Sunday, owing to the funeral of Mr. Murner at Bayfield, With a RM 1MP,ROVEMENT LOAN,you can , MAKE THOSE REPAIRS NOW • - (Intended -for -last' wee0 BAYFIELD, Mar: 16.—Mr. Harry Baker and daughter Connie, of London, spent tlieweek-end with his parentS, Mr. and Mrs. Fred-Baket- e mr.qopud Mrs. H. H. Ormond and daughter, Mrs. "B:---J-ohirston;k-of- Dear- born, Mich., were guests at the 'Albion Hotel over the week:efid.' " Rev. and Mrs. II. Paull, of Listowel, spent Tuesday in the village - Major and Mrs. Carr-aarris, and two children,. left for Ottawa today, where they will imake -their = home, Miss M. Campbell, of Guelph, spent MOVING WEST M. Rawlinson Limited regulari) up and ship Household Furniture Con- solidated Pool Cars to Manitoba, Saskatch- ewan, Alberta, British Columbia and to California. Write, wire or phone f or reduced teorgra% 610 Yonge St.. Toronto. Kipgsdale 5125 MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPiNG and STORAGE /I GETTING UP riee voway limorning 6nds you only hr,stilI weary—if youiileep is broken by fitful tessini and turning =your kidneys may be to blame. When your kidneys get out of order, your sleep. usually suffers. To help your kidneys regain a normal condition, use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help the kidneys -get rid of poisons and excess aids in your system. Then your uneasiness disappears —you can 'enjOy restful unbroken sleep:— and awake refreshed and ready for work or play. GetDodd' Kidney Pills today.. 147 INCREASE THE VALUE OF YOUR FARM The 'Farm Improvement Loans Act ts expressly deitgned to help yqu finance any. project to improve living con.. ditKbns, incre,ase production, lower -tostattgacVlAsTease the value of your property. Such loans canAkAlsc4 to install a farm electric.al system; pur- chase foundation or brceding. stock; purchase implements ,and equiprnent —to finance any veark for the im- provefnent or development of the farm.. Our new lpoldet; "Farm Im- itrov,pment Loans" gives mit particulars, Aak .for a copy at, any brand THE or stp.rt new construction. An ad. dition to your homejorinstance, or a new farm building; or such' modern- ization Works as a more adequate water supply or seWa_ge disposal system. All such projects can now be finished through a Farm Improvement Loan obtainable at The Royal Bank. of Canada. Available at 5% simplb interest up to f3,000, such 19ans make it easier and , •.4kre for, y011 tO,ZO right ahead' with necessary repairs or new sonstruction. Repayment may be made hy instalments spread over on; two or more years. ' 4 'Your Royal Bank Manager. will gladly give you full particulars-. Ask for • . n-cw—book-let,t :Tarrn I -improvement Loans". 17 OYAL BAN GODERICH BRANCH - OF.0 - W. G. DULMAGE, Manager a° ' Patronize the Veterans. They arereally entitled to at least a share and a liberal 'share of your irade. . . yorikr...100 $.4.1.1l1,6 „ N1 El A II _ Atie• trirk 1 t 4. 13)- 11 1 '11 ti• f••' Ij A1 7 1 VTITIIE MORETELEPHONES in 7 s e than ever before, and people using them more, the number of Long Distance calls keeps going up and up. dr, We are training hundreds of new operators, adding many miles of new circuits and insta11it4 new svdtchboards to handle them. - Vierything possible ,ia_being_done—hult it ;10es. take—time—, Until the job is done we will continu'e to need% ' your co-operation. It is helpful when you 'observe the proper sequence in placing your calls with ve,irr. the operator'and when you keep y9ur yaks _ ier as brief as possible. • ‘.‘ The Telephone—by Jack 114,ractio,O,S.A., +. "i".• 4s4 R St, give Long Distance the name of th.re are calling. THEN the number of the distant telephcine. ,(If you do not !snow the number make a not of it for future use when you her the operator repeat it.) THEN what the operator EtSlif3 for it, giie her the nurnber of the teiephone from which you are calling. Mame avoid unrwcesoary detail. „,. ,.7.01.7 CRANKED A HANDLE -and put a little gadget tc• your ear and listened—then lo grid behold! A voice spoke to you! • l'hat was the tele hone of the '80's, given to the world- by the labours of A!exander flis Brantford workshop. But to the rural women of day,.it was inoKelhan miraculous: It wIs deliverance from the bleak iSolation CANADA AND NEWFMINDLAND r Neural and Indmarial Remit. that they had thought would always be the lot of a farmer's family- • - No "longer in times of sicknes6 would .children have to suffer and perhaps die for the want &prompt medical pttention—or—advice. Na lorten,would the dawn to dusk toil of women be unrelieved by the sound of a friendly voice. In the cities, businessmen were quick to make use of this new nieans of com- munication. In riiral areas the telephone wss among the first of Many inventions that were to bring the comforts and conveniences of urban life to the farmhouses of Canada. Thus, the 'telephone was a great .unifying element that brought Canadians together to work side by side for the common good. It fostered the co-operation that was Aktgjavndation'of the national spirit of the pioneers and which, - in the future, can old will be the inspiration -for the greater development of a Canada 18 41-6 • Ono of a aeries aepictingthe groWth Cabada as • a dation, produced by O'Keefe% on the occasioh of their 100th anniversary. Today in our purchase and holding of Victory Bonds and War Savings Certificates, we have another unifying,• elem'ent with Which to build a sh,in— ing future for our nation. 1,1 •