The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-07-18, Page 6TUE GO ERICILSIGNATATAR
District Orangemen lea4e. an4 W"a"(Ira l'S°1:"T4 tIle Dr1Z°
:iit ,,i, irki ye. prizes Were' awarded a* ftdibw*: ilarg,-
--Celebrate 3
. , . . 1., im, :H. est lodge,. Clinton ;.'best banner, Varna;
Elmer Webster, Varna; best lifer,
Birt4rate a litle zoo. dressed lady, Mis* Gladys Collins, Sea -
'4) Comada forth.; oldest man in parade, ThomaS
Culbert, Dungannon. ,
Honorary memberships were pre,
' B.LyTia: July 13. to-rangemen of- the
smite(' during the day to three members
district gathere.d here yesterday to et.de,
of the Londesboro. lodge.. The three,.
briite the anniversary of the Battle . of
the Boyne with a big parade, •speeches, Tibbs, have been Orangemen for 'fifty-.
George gaitoccFrank Little and Fred
. Members 'of the Myth Women's Lusa-
the banners and uniforms of the march,
ttite, under the leadership of Mrs. iN.I.
Mg:lodges addedSto tlw eolorful scene, et.rimgeour, .served meals to hundreds
visitoes in the. Myth. Community
while the roll of the drums mingled by,
with the shrilling or Ides and bag, .. . _
lonlg-es were present from Clinton,
An exhibit ,of curios, postage_ stamps,,
Marys, Woodham, Lucan, .GreeowaY, brought hOme hy veterans- of oversestA
Wingham, Bluevale, Brussels, Nile,
displayed in Kechnie'iS store by 'the
Belfast and Blyth. True 'Blue lodges Blyth post of the Canadian Legion:
came fruni Ltlealk aud Gorrie, while The exhibit was ,arranged by Glen
sseconse, Dr. C. D. Kilpatrick, Alhert
ok„ the Future," a group of twenty
Maddocks, B.orden "Cook, and Bert
children ofpublic school age, aniforined Tasker. Articles displayed had .coine
in white shirts with orange trimuiinge•. from . the, Dutch East• Indies, Panama,
'Rev. .L. I. Muter of Toronto, past
the Bahamas, Holland, Germany, Italy,
graud clittplafn of Ontario. West, WAS and Czechoslovakia.
s , the principal speaker of - the day. in a baseball game, Clinton Radio
The Speeches School. defeated Blyth -Auburn Com -
"I eau warn people." said Mr. blues.- 6-3. in anrevening softball game,
Hunter, "that there is a grave danger Londesboro defeated a team from the
threatening the freedom -loving -people Clinton Radio SchoN, 15-10. .
of this country., AlreadY Northern On- A troop of entertainers from Toronto
gave a program in the evening in the
Community Hall. . .
The Way
Serve
penerally speaking,
all funeral, directors
offer the same service.
It is the lyay in which
we render that ser-
vice which we think
is important, for ours
is an interested, pVr-
sonalized service that
is utterly distinctive.
C.
ORDER OF ThE
GOLDEN
BR 0 ',HEY
Ti
nocz e7dice.,
13 MONTREAL ST. PHONE 120
tario is lost.. The abnormally :large
birthrate of the Frenclocssuadian is a
threat. 1 can warn you' against a false,
sickly tolerance that is nothing more
than laziness.
, -"The, ROIllail Catholic church," he,
eootimied, "has well -laid plans to win
a strange thing that iu countries where _eil held the. regular meeting on July'
the. church* hes held SWaly for centuries Oth. The minutes' of the June meeting
- _ Rome Ls losing her influence, but in this were read and accepted, on motion
. Feat enlightened continent, her iutiu- of Councillors Miller and Finnigan.
MIDDLET9N-k.NDSTROM • taffeta. Iler long veil, which elided in nee increases, and..the reason is tilt Messrs, J. D. Nivins and. Russell
A. ..wedding of much interest took a train, was edged with lace., and fell your Protestantism...is. wit good.enough. Briudley were . present ' and requested
place in Central Vuited ch,urvh. 8isult from a :;'weetheart crown of pearl- "All the liberties we enjoy ins this the C'ouncil to repair -the Kirke drain.
laud are Protestant liberties -liberty On motion of Councillors Finnigan, and
'Ste. Marie: Ont., on Saturday, June 29, euerusted lace. She stkivied a bouquet.
(if wOrship, liberty of Speech, liberty of McAllister grants of $25. to Lucknow
when Rev. A. J. Simile perTorined the of sknierieau Beauty roses. Attending
the press, liberty .to live.our own lives. Fair and $35 to -DungannOn Fair -were
the. bride xv-ere ,Mise Ruth Middleton,
. double riug ceremony._ whith united in [Compare - that liberty' with that ef a' ordered paid_
Marriase Ma -bel May Sundstrom and citizen of a Roman Catholic country. , A letter from County - Clerk Miller
Clinton: sister of the'bridegroom. and
' -John Ress Middleton. . Tlae bride is a. Miss Elsie Sundstrom. sister of the
"1 ahvay,s tbink of the 12th of July," was read reeuesting -the Township
LaWson .as snation of honor. The 311-.. •Hunter said, "kis a great, holy Clerk to'forward a complete list of
bride, as bridesmaids end Mrs. Cecil
strora Sault Ste. Marie, and -the bride-. . - 'day. It is a .dity when all Orangemen eliose who ht.td enlLsted -ia the .ernied
groOm is a sou of- Mr. and Mrs.rJohn and all Protestants . should reaffirm forces, . so that it- may be inserted on
R. Middleton, Clinton. The church was their Protestant faith:and rededieate the ,script which is .to be placed in
stroin pale blue. and Miss Aliddleton, the_ crypt in the. new Court Hou.se.
-attractively decorated with oran•ge blos- themselves tO a great task. .
soms and peonies. vv". H. Wickett was "It Would be the eaSiest thing, in the The . Council adjourned to meet
pink, . Their- ,dresses Were •made, with
sweetheart n-ecklineS, fitted Codices,
at the- organ and the Soloist WU S Edwin world to stand -on this platform, and ..kugust 13th, at 1.30 p.m.
full skirts: and dreped sleeves. Each DURNIN PHiLLIPS, Clerk.
. Shepherd, who sang --..sk.t Dawning" eritici,ze the Roman Catholic eharcii. .. .
to match their goWns. 11E6- Carried
gioenstin marriage by her father. looked ' Catholic, ,Chureh - would 'remain as Council met 'J•tiq .8t11; All members
Colonial. nesegays. Harvey .Beemer
lovely lo a, gown of ,candlelighe white ancient inittetices. - I could say that present.
- was best nein and /he ushers Were .
enchanted lace -over taffeta, fasluoued
Alvin Sundstrone brother_ of • the bride,. I resent totalitarianism , whether in Compensation , insurance was re -
:with a, moulded bo -dice. long tapering
and Gordon McfSeod. '- Following- the politics or' in religion -but th(.• Roman newed, same as last year.
sleeves finished with fine bleated taffeta aCtIfOlic" Church would. remain as The following aecounts were ordered
weddrug. a reception was, held .in the
totalitarian as ever. -1 e'oulel tell you paid.. on motions:Tr Councillors "Dikson
. neckline forming • an 0.ff-the-shoulder -b-kV-Ms-chtirels demands -liberty -,-- arid- and- -Dalton: -Passrbl. I No.- ..6,-.4.1.56„flas.
cs.1 received. wearing a deep mauve suit
effect. The fitted waistline was a ouncedes nu liberty ; I could •qundenin Canada Culvert- Cos corrugated culvert,
0, i with, white -accessories and. a corsage
. centuated .by the graeeful fullness i 1 Quebec, the movemoit- fur a new flag, $194.64 ; Walter .' Brown, repairing tire,
yellow roses.v Mrs. -Middletou as-
-. the sweening skirt,-•"Ivhich, "was hig.h- I of the separate schools, the politival in- '75e ; Thos. Rivett, deliv,ering gravel and;
trigues in-' theslionlinion-but it would. tile,. $16; C, ' E. Mason, Inner tube,
. ,, do no gOod. ,May I say -that I admire $7.90; Elmer John*ton,• repairing tire;
siss......s The luncheon was, served by the Young
the, aggressivenes,s of that elnirch.; 1 50c; Imperial Oil, gas, $46.20.; Omar
Peeple''s,Union of the -church, of witch
wish tkap,swe were just es aggressisse Brooks, c'elnent and tile, $166.25: J. J.
SIOPiibiTC110,717tier;,, the bride is (1. nieniber. .For travelling
th.(;.-Ibridei won.. a white jersey frock ie
„ with white' accessories and and. .last as loks.al. . The Protestant Ryan, steel for with,. • $2150s ,Robt.
politician who listens to the voice Of Stuthers, oil and welding, $4.80'; Art
,.. Rome, the •Protestant editor who con- Moore, part pay. retainiug' wall, $350 i.
' . ,,, ZuiCk 1 Stop aching' of Lisect bites. heat h. a (..orgage• of red soses. The honeymodu
ceals the.truth.Let.zt he offend a Catholic ! Bank of Montreal,. exeise stamps, $3;
;•a.erna, tu'es, pimpres, scales, scabies, athlete's WaS spent on a trip to the• Thonsand
, _oot and _ot,lier. externally caped sitia troubles. , Islands. The conple win' spend the , community, nii.; -Protestant preachers II. Lindsay, postage stampss$4; Gord,on
Use qmcl,...,ting. soothing. antiseporD. D. D. Who dabbles 011 the ,fringe of the gospell Jewell, compensation, insurence, $40.25;
PRESCRIPTOCrN, Greaseless, stainless. Itch summer in Clinton:foul M _ the full will'
s ---each is a weak 'spot. . There are Frauls Ritchie. loss of 'fowl (doe),
.• stops or your money back. Your druggist . take .up. residence. in- Sault .Ste. :Uric. ;
- Wien D. D D. PRESCRIPT1ON. ,' literally thousands of weak spots. Is $27; Chas. Anderson,. • loss of fowl
it any wonder. then, thiit the Roman _Adopt, ..$14; .WeSle,y Ritchie, valuer,
lir ''''t1"1".1711", Men wile, push theniselves fel-weird( but i r at bolic Church prospers?
",Stioid teeether - Mr Hunter ex- $33.75; A. 'I'. AlacNey, postage and
horted. "You belong to different -excise,.$7:
churches. hut they • are. 1111 Protestant. Moved by Dickson and Dalton. that
The need foreanada is i•-iiiiited front. Wilbur Brown be appointed to repre-
. M. itawtinson Lirniteu • regularly , make of Anglican; BaptiSt. •Lutheran. Presby- sent the .township part of the high
ap- and ship Household Furniture. Con, te Han, and United Chlirchni0J, to stand st-hOol area fel: the 'balance of year:
solidated Pool Gars to Manitoha,Saskatch- - .,
together. • to• work together, Oita. the Couwil decided tO request plowmen
*freight rates - - Established 1885. P-Pot-e1,t,,ttli-t- --witn,+•s-K- ..mayssbe __a ...great wiles intoTIEI tO eullipetb__On._the'rsus day
o10 YOnge St., Toronto. - Kingadale siss united.. one. I believe that. here Iii.•s of October, Huron County Day, at the
MOVING. PACKING. 4iIIPPING asp STO8AGE the strategy of our batt.le The Roman Provincial plewhig match, to septl their
Catholic Chureh can afford to suille ,nitines to any of _thee councillors or the
at our critieism, but that same church clerk, as coaching' classes will be held.
would tremble before the wituess et•1 Council adjourned on motion of
a true, 'loyal Christian -Protestantism. I Grant end .Dalt(nr., .
C. E. MCDONAGII, Clerk.
lf, you want •to hit where it Will hurt -
the most, go baek to Year homes; yuur
business, and Your - farms to liv e the- Try a Classified Ad. -in The Signal -
faith - once. delivered to .05, ouce pur• Star. .
chased at the cost of blood for lls, L----
Reforitation blood thitvs in our vein;
Protestant !aneesters are waiting for us
to :niake Protestantism really* great."
who came from ottawa -to. attend the
celelirti lion. wils another- Speaker.
kin," Mr. Cardiff- told his audieoce,
"who clahn they are better Canadians
than we are. They think theysare the
only. .Canadiaus,. and they west, . to
change Doesiuion Day and caltstreans
ada Day. (seor-ge Drew, Moak God,
has said .that hi • this Prevince of On-
tario Dominion- Day will eonthiue to
•"There are many here who, at great
sacrifice ti( themselves, folight in this
war,..(1r in the last war. for liberty
under t he Union Jack. . They want tO
s(•(. the 1.71iion Jack. -have ' a 'place oil
our national , flag."
said. silent(' Atand firm . and tight
against Slu. efforts of Quebe(• groups
to delete the Union. 3 al.•k from Canada's
"If we had 01W flag, 4me law and one
language." he said, "we would have a
have how. If we were cempelled to
Speak ene !angling -v. it would sinifilify
41 lot of our difficulties."
"The Orange order has (lone more,
perhap,s, than any, other oi•ganization
to hold this Empirestogether. We
have had many battles shwe the Battle
jest as •weil. Many of our „war
veterans present here today have taken
.their part in grea't battles of history,
Which were battles for .those same
principles on which the Orange order
Frank Bainton. reeve of Myth, wel-
'eomed the visiting Orangerneo,• and
other speakers were Daniel Alton, past
grand treasurer Of Alberta and now
1 resident of Vantsinver : Robert White,
prod grand master of .Alberta ; Robert
seventy-six Jeers' standing. Mr. Al-
ton iR a native of the Belfast, digtriet
Woodhain lodge, smartly nniformed
in white with navy caps and tronsk
stripes,' 'with ' orange ties • and gashes,
TOWNSHIP COUNCILS
IN GODERICH
ornmencing Week of July 22
Carpenters, Notet
CARPENTERS ARE 'URGED TO CONTACT NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE AT GODERIGH IMMEDIA,TELY IN CONNECTION
WITH THIS PROJECT.
RYAN HOME BUILDERS
Windsor, Ontario
BEN1VIILLER CLUB
MAKES PRESENTATIONS
On the evening of Wednesday, July
10, about forty member§ of the Ben -
miller Xtinior Club gathered at Sunset
Beach. The events of the evening
included a singsong led' 1))% Reg. Mc-
Michael, a seavenger hunt led. by
Hazel McMichael, and the grand finales
a wiener roast. During the evening
the presentation of silver cream antU
sugar sets was Made to two war brides,
Mrs. Clayton -Million and Mrs.° Alf.
Hoy, end arthe Same time a watch was
presented- to Arthur -Mi.dliclaael„.....who
has just returned from overseas service.
MOVING WEST
A Holiday Hazard
•
CAN NO A'S ' ORIG1SAL
ARO NikAIIC
P11,1 IoebNcco
chance on st'rearber -complaint
spoiling your vacation; I8e pre-
pared by taking along a sup-
ply of pocToR FOWLER'S
EXTRACT OF WILD
STRAWBERRY. At the first'
symptbm of diaerhoea, -intes-
tinal pains or summer com-
plaint, take the prescribed
amount .of this pleasant .and
effective remedy. You'll be.
• agreeably surprised how quick-
ly it works andShow mueh
better you feel. DOCTOR
rOWLER'S EXTRACT OF
WILD STRAWBERRY is an
old family medicine, widely
us,e(T..0 for nearly a century.,
Price 50c a bottle at all drug
Toronto. Ontario
MRS: MARTHA MaeeROSTIE-
After a short illness in the Goderieh,
hospital, Mrs. Martha MacCrostie-
virmsitimirraiwermat
ANIMALS DISABLED
De AD or
•
910 r 16 CLINTON 215 STRATFORD,
William Stone Sons Limited
INGERSOLL, ONTARIO
North Dakota; Mrs. (Dr.) A. J. Irwin
of Wingham; Dr. Alex. Watson of
Galesburg, 111.; and Wm. Watson, on
the home farm east of Nile. The
funeral was held on Thursday, July
4th, from the home of her "'son, W. G.
Mact'rostie, with interment in Green
hill cemetery in the MacCrostie
Lucknow Sentinel.
ei
"Don't you know how to spell It,
Jimmy?" asked the. teacher.
"•Yes, miss," `Was' the reply, "but I
don't know ,when to stop." --
KINGSBRIDGE, July 18. --!-Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Hogan of Hamilton were
visiting friends here over the week -end.
:. Mr. Kennys.swith• Miss Bernadine
O'Loughlin, Mrs, Tillie Stillivan and
Mrs. Thos. Lannon, all -or Detroit, and
Mrs. James Foley; of Goderich, spent
Sunday with Mr. ' and. Mrs. James
°LINI.Vveekre 'sorry to report that • the
condition of Rev. J. R. Quigley, who
is in St. JoSeph's '11OSpital, London,
e -ii -Y1101 On441(4&:w4o--46404
Highway is -now completed to Araberly
and it is a jbb well done. While the
tourists are taking advantage of . it
we find the traffic increasing, also tbe
speed; so watcleyoUr driving and don't
park on the highWary.
is the order o -f TYle-
fall wheat about ready tti •cut, the.
farmer is busy's,
• Hard To Stoll
asDkit(iiring the Spelling lesson_the teacher
"13-a-" begaii the lad sloWly.
Then he went ou. More' 'briskly,
Mrs. MacCrostie-Hunter had been in
good health until -a few weeks ago,
cerebral hemorrhage, from which she
never recovered consciousoess. Form-
erly Martha Watson, She 'Was one, of
Merril splaild-rens-bo-rnshe-•
and AfIrs. William Watson ,ofs Nile,
(fritario„ On December 25th, 1880, she
was Married to the late Hugh Mac-
Crostie. who ,paseed( away April. 8th.
1916. She had a family of four, one
daughter and three sons; eight grand-
children and one great-grandchild syhd
survive her. ,The elthsRt; • Lovio Mar-
garet, now Dr, L. 31. tiraeine of Edracin-'
tOn, Alberta ; Wm. McGregor,' who re,
sides on the home farm; _Dr. -John-R.
of Vancouver, B.C., and Pr. Hugh; the
vouneest, of Vancouver, B.C. Two
sisters. and two brothers also survive:
Mrs. (Dr.) Alex. McKay of Bottineausl
'160,000 People4 Recommend,
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
At Household Finance you borrow $20
to $1000 9uickly, simply- no endorserli
or bankable security needed. S'op.in or
arrange your loan by phone. Usually
yOttget'your Money the sarde day..
.160,00 people borrowed at ilousehold'in 1945,.
Cash
Loan
Got
100 17.55 $9.17 57.49
150 20.33 13.75 11.24
200 35.11 18.34 14.99
700 122.87 64.19 52.40 40.77 $3t.95'
1000 175.5:3 91.08 74.94 58.25 49.92
HOUSEHOLD NCE
6
apish
12
paymis
15
bayrnfs
20
paymts
24
payrntS
EACKED 09 68 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
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Phone 255 STRATFORD, ONT.
Loans mode to residents of nearby towns
FIREPLACE FURNACE
For Summer Homes „
' and Cottages--
, ,, dims cold dr out of room
I plea k Wield of betides
evenings at cottage.
'' TWEED STEEL WORKS „
TWEED, ONT.
Itching Win?
Stop Scratching! Here Is
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Now that stainless, power f ul,
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have found helpful relief from the
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-- Get an original bottle of Emerald
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,S4 eateed le
Losing interest -los-
ing friends --she
never went out any
more -always too
tired. "Nerves", she
thought -but it was
her kitlneys-the fil-
ters of her blood-
' that needed attentiorr- She used Dodd's
Kidney Pills at once. The unproved action
of her kidneys helped to dear away blood
impurities and excess acids. Fatigue.
backache, headache, lack of energy dis-
alipeared. Dodd's Kidney Pills contain
essentid oils and ingredients
that. act directly open the kidneys -ea --
14 restore their normal action. 144
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