The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-09-05, Page 3litrliON: COUNTY'S FOREMOST "WEEKLY
'NINETY-Di:INTEL YEAR.
No. 36
1 - 1Business - Directory
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DUDLEY E. HOLMES
Barrister, Etc,
0 ee--Court House, Goderiek.
Telephone 0. . ,
J. K. LIUNTER
Barrister, Etc.
Royal Bank "Bldg.
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Phone 908.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
- MONTEITH, and 'MONTEITH,
Chartered' Accountants
51 ".?Albert Street, Stratford
Toronto Office: 302Bay Street
W. CECIL° ATTRIDGE.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT „
'Telephone : Office 18, Residence 343.
Goderich.
BROUK, DAVIS & DUNN
Chartered Accountants
London- Kitchener
J. H. K. Broughton, C.A:—Residetat
Partner ,
512 Huron 4.& Erie Bldg. •
Phone Met. 2788. London.
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ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING
ACCOUNTI,NG •& BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE
For Small -Businesses, Stores, htc.
Bookkeeping Systems Installed.
. Books Balanced Monthly
Financial °Statements
Wage Summaries
Business and Personal Income Tax
Returns
• • ALBERT SHORE `•
Office:Corner North St. and Square,
Phone 975. Residence Phone 444.
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ERIC
DUE D TES OF
AMON COUPON'S • Rev. RAI. Farr
Speaks to Labor Men
Coupons noW due are sugar-preserve4
51 to 525; butter R1.8 to R20 and meat
91 to Q3.
OTHERS ARE ASKING
Q.—We 'have been' paying 4;10
Month reut for the house, ,harn and lot,
fur almost five years. Our landlady
sent , us a notice that, our rent was
raped to--"W,,t a mouth- from now on.
Can she do this?
° A.—YOur landlady cannot raise your
rent Unless she has had permission
from the rentals division of ate War -
?hue Prices and Trade -Board.
INSURANCE
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN-
SURANOE- CO.—Farm and iso-
lated tei.VA• hitipertetliaSured-. -
Officers — President, Frank Mc•
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Gregor, Clinton, No. 5; 'Vice -President,
Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm, No.
Manager and -Secretary-Treasurer, M.
A. Reid, Seaferth.
Directors—Frank McGregor, Clinton;
Chris. Leonhardt, Bornhohn; Alex.
Broadfoot, -Seaforth; W. R. Archibald,
Seaforth; George Leitch, Clinton; E.
J. Trewartha, Clinton; ,Alex. MeEwing,
Blyth; Hugh Alexander, Walton; J.
L. Malone, Seaforth.
Agents1---John E. Pepper, Brucefield,
No. 1; George A. Watt, Blyth, No. 1;
R. Finlay McKercher, Dublin, No. 1;
J. F. Prueter. 13rodhageti.
-P61icy-ho1ders can make all pay -
menti and get their cards reeeipted at
the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cat's
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderieh, or
L H. Reid's General Store, Bayfield.
Q.—I am a returned veteran and
purchased a botise in 1945 when .1 was
discharged. I" Would now like -to use
the house; can 1 ask the tenant to.
vacate?
A.—Eveu though you are a returned.
veteran you did not purchase the house
until you were discharged from the ser-
vices and'therefore cannot ask the ten-
ant to'ivacate unless that tenant is not
a "well behaved one." The rental
regulations state that a veteran who
owned his house before he joined 'the
services may ,then give notice to a
tenant to vacate if he wishes the house
for his own use. °
Q.—If a tenant gives notice to "quit"
on the 15th of the month, what is- the
exact tiwe he must leave?
A.—'The tenant must leave on or be-
fore pitinight of the 'fifteenth of the
month on ,whichhis notice to leave
takeseffect.
MEDICAL
Understanding and Co-operatia
Needed Life's
Relationships
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Rev. B. II: Farr, • rector of ,
G-eorge's Anglican church, preached au
appropriate. •and inspiring sermon to
over eighty Luelubers of: the, various
loeal'unionkOf Ate A.F. of L. ys Sujp
day. eveniog.
.Ileaded by the Rlue Water Baud,
the unions marched to the;chureb, where
the front' section of pew s had been
reserved for thew, • The choir led in
the singing of the 'hymns, and,a duet,
"How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings," was
sung by. Mr, Harold -Shore and Miss
bawl), Stubbington.
Draw nigh to God, andfle will draw
nigh to you" (James 4:8), was the
text chosen for his sermdn by Rev:. Mr.
Farr. After tendering a :cordial wel-
come to the visiting organization the
rector said that during the past twelve
months there had been a great chapter
written in the economic. world. Pro-
duction had dropped off, markets lost,
and millions of men had been idle.
He asserted that he was not an econom-
ist and could not suggest a cure for
these problems; but Moral anAl spiritual
truths could be learnedIle referred
to the constructioil- of a ,cantilever
bridge_ which must be builtwith co-
operation from both ends. :Ile advised
his hearers to build their bridges over
_the waters of life carefully. Co-oper-
ation is needed in relationships - with
others in •order to 'meet our,: problems
half-waY:' said the preacher, continuing
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Jesus opened. the way and Will reach
out and- help us. "Draw nigh unto
God and He will draw nigh unto you."
We must build man to man. Let us
have courage in.-1promoting understand-
ing and make life easier for those Who
follow 'after. -
"We must continue to build: If our
work is done in faith that is sure and
strong we shall be met half -way by
the outstretched hand ef the Master,"
the rector conclnded.
Q.—I always paid $i:.75 fOr a cleaner
toclean, car seat .covers. Last time a
different- cleaner cb.arged „me $3.
there it ceiling price 'on cleaning'?
A.—There Is 1.1 controlled prise on
cleaning services. :Cleaners. are allowed
to charge .the same' price, as they
charged during the basic period
keptember 15 to:Oetober 11, 1942. This
doesnot mean that all cleaners itave
DR. P. J. R. TORSTERI. EYE, EAR,
NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York"
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, assist-
ant at Moorefield Eye Hospital and
Golden Square Throat Hospital,
,„ London, England.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED ,
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next' visit Bedford Hotel, Goderieh,
. Wednesday, September 25th, at 2 p.ka.
till 4.30 p.m.
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CHIROPRA.CTOR AND mtvgLas
THERAPIST '• ;
Goderich, Phone 341
Office hours -10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 5
and 7 to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday..
10 to 12 a.m. only on Wednesdhy.
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell.
Mineral fume baths by, appointment
only.
A. N. ATKINSON
51 South St.
Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Act for the Province of Ontario.–.
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CONFEDERATION LIFE;
WINk. CAR,
FIRE --Preferred rates fOr
iireferred risks.
ACCIDENT & SICKNESS'
Consult......
JogN PARRISH
. phone 82-13 Dungannon-
T URSDAY, SE'PTEIVI
II SCHOOL NEWS 11
THIS WEER1T THIN G.C.IS.
• ''OGy - UkYnolids). ..-
liantlet's "Let me not Thurst in
ignoranee" might well be the motto of
the282 young sett:kers -aftkiknowledge
who entered the portals of the
on Tuesday of ,this week. One hundred ,
and eleven 'boys tillt1 Wit /111ndred and 4,
seventy -fie 'girls enrolled, the iargest
nuralter of ''students7 being in the -first
form or Grade 9. which has 108 pupils. •
Grade 10 has 'RP; Grade 11- has 36:-1
'Grade 12 has 36'; Grade 13 has 24;
and the Connireteial Fenn has it
A. L. .COLE
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont. •
Optometrist—Optician 1
Geo, G. MacEwan
Fire. Accident and Motor Car
Insurance
OFFICE ----,MASONIC TEMPLE
_ WEST STREET
PHONE 230. GODERICR
DONALD B. BLUE
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
Licensed for Comities of Huron
- and Bruce ,
-.RIPLEY, PHONE 49
For information apply to J. N.
Kernighan, Division Court Clerk.
Goderich, Onto ,
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to charge the same price. If you would
send the mune ,of the cleaners te the
Wartime PriceS land_ Trade, Board (hese
Could 15 cillik'ked Trit-- YOU:- '
The G.C.I. courses It.ad to the second-
ary school graduation diploma, either
academie or commercial, in four years; •
also to the honer gradoation diploma 'in •
five years. Noise economics and shop
work maybe studied through four
years, art and music throngh one year.
This year the course in agriculture is
being introduced in Grade 11
The school staff is composed of Mr.
A. R. Scott. B.A., B.Paed., who is
Principal of the school and who teaches
mathematics; Mr. J: W. Aymer, B.A.,
who - teaches geography and. boys'
physical training and healtILL_Mr. A.
M. Chapman., 11.5.A.. teti4er of tagri-
culture ; Mrs, K. It. Diggon, B.A., whose.
subjects are English and history ; Miss
D. Honeywell, B.A., Latin and ancient
history ; Miss E. Levis, B.A., English
and girls' physical training and health;
Miss R. McNaughton, art, British his-
tory and mathematics ; Mr. G. E. Payne,
science • Miss
French ;• -MisS M. Sinibert, BA.. com-
mercial ; Mrs., K. -Yet tmar, KA_ home
econotnivs; and Mr. W. Walkom,
shop work.
On Tuesday morning Mr. Scott spoke,
to the assembled -students. urging ,them
to put forth 'their best- efforts itY the
Coming year.
ER 5th, 1940
owes
CY M'cLEAN AND HIS LIFEBUOY DEBON AIRES
' Who wil Se playing a:, the
COLLEGIATE GY,111, mil MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th
at the dance sponsored ,S'y the Goderich,Lions TEEN-AGE CLUB.
ALL TEEN-AGERS 14 to 19 YEARS OF AGE INCLUSIVE are invited.
- DANCING FROM 8 to 12 p.m. .
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ADMISION, 25' cults and one LIFEBT,JOY SOAP CARTON..
SAPPHIRE FOR SEPTEMBER
Stinphire----the gem of• aiitumn,- the
blue of 'the allf11111,11 sky—is a symbol of
The 'Teen -Age Club is already
truth: sincerity. and J.enstancy. It ii5
planning. activities for the approaChing I
an' aluminum oxide called cormilluin
season., The first of these will -ne a
and the .name sapphire id.o.,generally al). -
dance to take place on NIonday. Septem-
plied to cerunduni ef ;16% color except -
her 9th, in the...Collegiate 'gymm
nasiu,„
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pig the red. .Nlore speeifically
mirtmencing at 8 p.m., when the -Life- the name 1
is -applied tO WM? "specimens...ale desiredi
-11116Y- ifjfii,illticres- 'effillte'S--tiii'lli- lq--Tri--'
: tints being reY'fr1, bine, velvet and-
Q..H-How much should a person.
charge per week for the moth and board
for a college' student, when I supply
laundry and necessary first aid?
-A.—It would seem that.. you have
never supplied room and board before.
If- this ,is the case you '}.1iould charge
'the same price' a,s is gcharged for sim-
ilar accommodation in_your neighbor-
hood' or a similar neighborhood.
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:RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF 'ORANGE
PRICES
Canadian ceiling prives have beenre-
established on ofanges, owIng to the
0.P,A, increase ill orange prices. Thu
prices ,are based on the current O.P.A.
price plus transportation,. prices and
markups, which are controj-led by. the -
Prices Board. It is expected there will:
be- no increase in Canadian prices from
those prevailing in June, -since the
().P.A. adjustment will be offset by the
saving reulting from the parity of the
ettnadian and Money.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
, Correspondence •promptly an-
swered, Innnediate arrangements
° can be made for Sales pate by
calling Phone 208, Clinton. '
Charge moderate and satisfae-
ti,tm Gnaranteed. ° 19tf
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HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
For, Information, etc:,,svrite
R.R. 4, Seaforth; or. phone (col-
lect) Seaforth, or 867, Goderich.
THE CAPITAL nitArtgt 4:7
AT PHONE
NOw—"People Are Funny," radiO's most famous fun -shows
withrtLinkletter, RUdy Jack- Haley; 07,7ie Nelson.
Mon., Tues. and Wed.—Two Features.
Veronica Lake, Sonny, Tufts, Joan Caulfield and Billy De Wolfe
with Lillian Gish, ami a star east. in the lively and tonertaining
comedy -romance
"MISS, SUSIE SLAGEL'§
Osa, Massen, Keye Luke, Lotus Long, H. T. Tsaing and Richard Loo
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In the thrilling story of a Nippon charmer
"TOKYO ROSE"
Thursday, Friday and SatUrday—
BO Hope, Joan Caulfield, Patric ItnowleS and Reginald Owen •
Lavisq s(Ottillf,"S 6.11(1 !TOWS irrespressible loinfolery• give a Shot of
adrenaliU to Louis XV'S barber
"MONSIEUR BEAUCAME" .
Coming—"Hold That Blonde," and "Follovv 'Mitt \Marian."
Matinees Wed., Sat. and Holidays at 2.30 p.m. •
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11 ttelidimee. The admission fee will
be 2_5c pins one empty Lifelmoy soap-
WESTERN ONTARIO. l'iltYKORWAYS
Bus Sehedure. now In effect
Leaves Goderich daily includineSunday
7.45 a.m.; • 12.25. p.m.; 4.15 p.m.
Arrives Goderich daily
11*.50 a.m.; 3:45 p.m.; 9.20 p.m.
Leaves Sundays and holidays
8.00 p.m. and 9.30 p,,m.
The 8.00 p.m. bus goes diect to London
only.
Connections at Clinton for Loudon,
Detroit, Wingham, Walkerton, Port
Elgin and Owen Sound.
Conneetions at Stratford for Woodstock
Kitchener, •*Guelph, Hamilton and
Toronto.
'Connections at Mitchell' for Listowel
and London.
Forinformation phone British •Ex-
change phone 691 or 717.
F. T. Armstrong
OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST
Squilre Goderleh
"See Armstrong and See.Better"
At Lucknow first Friday of
each month. --
box. The 144cm:tires are sent by the
Lever Brothers. and the proceeds of the
da nee - go exclusively to the''Teen-Age
Club.
G. A. JECKELL, 0.B.E.RETIRES
.FROM OFFICE IR YUKON
P. J. RYAN
nem Estate and Insurance
0 Hce and Residence: • e.k,
11 Trafalgar Street
••Phone 663
FOR SALE---2-Houses of all kinds,
choice building lots, business pro-„,
ne•rty and tzfeveral good farms.
J.W.CRAIGiE -
1,NSURANOE
and /
REAL ESTATE
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PHONE 24 .GODERICH
Was a Student in Goderich Fifty
, Years Ago •
Just about fifty years ago a teen-age
boy came from a farm near -Exeter to
attend Goderich Collegiate institute.
Ile was G. Allen Jeckell, ‘vho has. jfist
retired from the position of Controller
of the Yukon Territory .after thirty-
three years' ,service as the 1:ederal
'Go ve'rtiment's „chief execut ive official
in the Territory. •
The DIAWS011 Weekly News in 0 -
lengthy article 00 Controller Jeckell's-
retirement sa.ys tlia he "lea VeS" be-
hind 0 -career a devoted and.undivided'.
service tind faithfulness to the in terez,ts,
ef' the Yukon Territory."
After his course at Mr. jeckell
qualititql os 0 t;ealter in the Northwest
'Territories. to school in Alberta
for two years,.and'in 1902 went- to the
Yukon ns a teacherin the High Seheel
at Dawson. In 1913 he igitered the
service of the Federal.Government
Dawson and promotion fifilowed pro-
motion as neW duties and responsibil-
itimq were placed • upon him. In july,
1945, he reached the retirement age for
Government servante, sixty-tive .)ears,
lint at the request of the Government
he continned in office for another year.
le recognition yf his 6ervives lie 9415
been honoyed v tilt t he 6- decora t ion of
\Order oaf tlie British Empire.
Mr. and Mrs, Jeekell have three sons,
alt bornrin Dawson. .A116n, the eldest„
'was a, 1 irutena n t commander 111 -.1 10
R.C.N. itt the recent war, and Boss tind
Frank are in responsible Jan:Mids.
Mr: Jeckell*.s plans for the future
are not .delittite, but he IS expected to
"collie out" to British .Coltunbia for the
winter. A youinger sister, Miss 'Laura'
M. ',Jeckell of EXeter, who is well known
as, ft worker in the Presbyterian
1U('1)5 %l Alissionary Society: is at present .
at Vancouver visiting anoteher sister
who' has been ill. 't
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Wawanesa Mutual Fire -Insu-
rance Co. 50 years in badness,
Canada'S largest Fire Ins. Co.
Get our rates on Car, and Wind
Insurance.
Arsuing the lowest in Canada.
GORDON jEWELL
MR. Goderieli
Phone, Callow 21-r-4.
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cornflower. Cut sapphires. synthetic
sapphires,„and the (Tittle material' are
silown in the. galleries .of the Royni.
ontitrib Aluseum. The 1144-l4)ration -qf
sapphires is'frequently irregular. +, Dif-
ferent portions of the same stone show
different colors, and sometimes the
laydy of what would be a colorless stone
shows n
sob a stone, 'undesirable as a
g,„f. can ne-reffirereir -mina Itte- t--
ing it until.lt becomes- a clear white
sapphire. The tone and transparency',
of the stone are the most important
factors, and provided they are present
the verydark shades are not disadvant-
ag-es. Sta r.sapphires preSent six -rayed
gleams of light when cut to a viand,
topped cabochon shape and exposed
to direct sunlight or right from any
ot -
*MC itOOk says —
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'There's nothinTbetter than a delicious
cake for those snacks and lunches.
There's nothing harder to provide
• without the best in6redients. Use-
1- King Pastry Fiour
and Meike good cake-bakinb easy.
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GEORGE'S G1L11.II.
Tile regular meeting of St. George's
-Church A'11Voinen's Gui NI was held on
Tuesday in th'e Guild 1.0010, With 0 '
good a te milt lice. The vic..pro,i(it•iii,
Mrs. B. 11. Ffitr:. was m charge ef the
ineel uiig Iteports.on.the annual garden
p0rty lire read and other matters of
nosiness irliscussed A letter of ap-
preciation. ,fr(t111 the president, :Mrs. II.
B. TiC111)(ol'Ill', Wati read by Mrs. Palmer, .
secretary. 'I'114• • ihenioerS are pleased
to knOw that .Mrs. Tiehbortte, witolias
'been ill. .is steadily regaining her hpfilth4:-.
and, will ne with them it the next
meeting. Itev. B. II, Farr gave an ,
interesting- and instructive talk on ,
"Church Symnolistns!' The mevting,
riosed With pra,Ver 1111(1,- 11fier114,4111 1P11.
\V1114,ser:ved by Mrs, Paul Trudell, M rs.
T. Glazier And 1.rodds.
LEGION SERVICE AT WINGHAM
Zone 10 of the Canadian :Legion will
hold a drumhead sorvIce at Wiiighana
on Stiiiday afternoon, tiekt. After the
service at the town pa,r11.- a short ('ere -
mon,' will be 1101(1 ,itt: the. Nowt:inn, (4)
honor tile tm•mory of those. of both
whrs; who go \'0 'their lives for freedoni.
This Is the ',first s11(.11 service, formerly
held alumally, since` early in the war,
and large a t ((11(111nee is• expected.
Zone 1'0 includes the Legion, brancheS
Wintitam, Goderich, Clinton, SV11.-
forth, Henson; Rxeter,
TateknoW, IhrWick Kin(ardine, Lis-
towel, Ilarriston, I'almerston, Tiverton
tincl'I)rakton.
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